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When creating the sun on earth is just a metaphor
Richard Pitt, leading plasma scientist at ITER project. With his fusion goggles. Like Dr Octopus. Some reflexions about a recent study trip Cadarache (south of France), on the ITER building site. Where...
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The early bird for the Helsinki World Conference open for a few more days
(click on the image to go to the registration page) The Early Bird registration for the WCSJ 2013 conference is still open – for a few days! Hurry up. Please spread the word! You can, of course, still...
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EUSJA scholarship to attend WCSJ 2013 Helsinki
Dear Friends, The Board of EUSJA has found it possible to offer two scholarships, each of 700 euro to enable two members to attend the WFSJ Conference in Helsinki - June 24 – 28. This amount will...
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In the heart of the French Alps
EUSJA journalists are invited to Grenoble, the largest urban area in the French Alps and the leading research centre in France outside Paris. The EUSJA study trip in October will show the diversity of...
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Three days in Copenhagen
Eleven EUSJA members attended the study trip to Denmark in May 28 – 30. It was the 4-th study trip during 2007 – 2013 years organized in collaboration between EUSJA and ScanBalt (General Secretary...
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Let’s fight back (from the summer 2013 issue of EUSJA News)
From the Summer 2013 issue of EUSJA news, just out A letter from the President Let’s fight back It’s a worrying precedent. In Australia, where many fine science correspondents have lost their jobs, PhD...
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High degrees and low payment – Science Journalism in Austria
While the community of science journalists – with a very strong presence of EUSJA members – is meeting in Helsinki, Finland, for the 8th world Conference of Science Journalists, the Austrian...
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No reforms in secrecy!
Just arrived home after the WCSJ in Helsinki and got a hot, very hot Moscow. Not just because of unusual whether: meteorologists say that the air temperature is higher than ever in last 100 years. But...
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Russian Academy of Sciences threatened by new law
Russian science journalists inform at various web portals about the new law that is about to radically transform the almost 300-years old RAS. The mentioned law should be adopted without a previous...
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International support to Russian scientists
Brussels, July 1st 2013 OPEN LETTER To the President of the Russian Federation, V.V. Putin To the President of the Government of the Russian Federation, D.A. Medvedev To the President of the...
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“Next Generation of Science Journalists” Award 2013 – Call for Applications
“Next Generation of Science Journalists” Award 2013 Call for Applications To analyze and communicate complex scientific topics is more than just a profession – it is an art. Medical science journalism...
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WCSJ 2013: Science Journalism is fine, but let it be journalism, first
Notes on the World Conference of Science Journalists 2013 Science journalism has always been a form of public relations. This idea fell as a bombshell in the room where a group of journalists were...
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David Dickson 02/08/13
I have just been informed by Connie that David Dickson, whom many of you know for his pioneering work at SciDevNet has died suddenly. Some of us recently spent time with David at the WFSJ conference in...
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STAR-STRUCK IN THE HOME OF THE CENTAURS reported by Barbie Drillsma
Who could resist it? An invitation to represent EUSJA at an international “Discover the Cosmos” Conference in the home of the Centaurs in Volos, Greece. Hmmmm, slightly had second thoughts as I...
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The first edition of the Balkan School of Science Journalism will be held on...
The first edition of the Balkan School of Science Journalism, promoted by the UNESCO Venice Office, will be held in Belgrade, Serbia, in the first days of October 2013 (3-5), in parallel with the 1st...
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F I R E H O S E D ? Stop it, say ASTRONOMISTS
78107_web_R_by_Mike Frajese_pixelio.de Pamela Gay’s presentation contains a provoking picture. It shows a little girl in front of a firehose being hit so hard by the water that she almost falls over....
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Support of science journalist
When I heard about imprisoned Greenpeace activists who tried to protest against a powerful Russian gas company in the Arctic I took it as one of numerous political events were happening around us. It...
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Indian summer 2013 in Heidelberg
By Olga Baklitskaya-Kameneva The last week of September a group of EUSJA journalists attended the Heidelberg Laureate Forum (HLF). The history of the HLF, where 200 young researchers from 49 different...
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THE ECHO OF FRENCH ALPS
Have you ever been in a clean room? Ask EUSJA members, they will explain you what a difficult experience it is! Last week 22 science journalists from Belgium, Hungary, Finland, France, Italy,...
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Eight things Grenoble taught me
Text: David Redeker, freelance science journalist and communications adviser in the Netherlands Photo’s: Anna Shatalova, science journalist of POISK Russia, Diana Hornung, freelance science writer in...
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