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  1. Is science journalism dying? Comparing a ‘science crash’ 40 years ago to today

    A thoughtful analysis about an important question by Bruce Lewenstein, Cornell University, and Chris Mooney, University of Tennessee.

    "So, to answer our own question: Yes, some of the current concern may be overblown moral panic. But some of it is entirely justified. Still, we retain hope that science journalism will survive this economic, political and technological shakeout. To do so, it will need to be as innovative as the researchers it covers."

    theconversation.com/is-science

    #ScienceCommunication #ScienceJournalism #Science #Journalism #MoralPanic

  2. Is science journalism dying? Comparing a ‘science crash’ 40 years ago to today

    A thoughtful analysis about an important question by Bruce Lewenstein, Cornell University, and Chris Mooney, University of Tennessee.

    "So, to answer our own question: Yes, some of the current concern may be overblown moral panic. But some of it is entirely justified. Still, we retain hope that science journalism will survive this economic, political and technological shakeout. To do so, it will need to be as innovative as the researchers it covers."

    theconversation.com/is-science

    #ScienceCommunication #ScienceJournalism #Science #Journalism #MoralPanic

  3. Is science journalism dying? Comparing a ‘science crash’ 40 years ago to today

    A thoughtful analysis about an important question by Bruce Lewenstein, Cornell University, and Chris Mooney, University of Tennessee.

    "So, to answer our own question: Yes, some of the current concern may be overblown moral panic. But some of it is entirely justified. Still, we retain hope that science journalism will survive this economic, political and technological shakeout. To do so, it will need to be as innovative as the researchers it covers."

    theconversation.com/is-science

    #ScienceCommunication #ScienceJournalism #Science #Journalism #MoralPanic

  4. Is science journalism dying? Comparing a ‘science crash’ 40 years ago to today

    A thoughtful analysis about an important question by Bruce Lewenstein, Cornell University, and Chris Mooney, University of Tennessee.

    "So, to answer our own question: Yes, some of the current concern may be overblown moral panic. But some of it is entirely justified. Still, we retain hope that science journalism will survive this economic, political and technological shakeout. To do so, it will need to be as innovative as the researchers it covers."

    theconversation.com/is-science

    #ScienceCommunication #ScienceJournalism #Science #Journalism #MoralPanic

  5. Is science journalism dying? Comparing a ‘science crash’ 40 years ago to today

    A thoughtful analysis about an important question by Bruce Lewenstein, Cornell University, and Chris Mooney, University of Tennessee.

    "So, to answer our own question: Yes, some of the current concern may be overblown moral panic. But some of it is entirely justified. Still, we retain hope that science journalism will survive this economic, political and technological shakeout. To do so, it will need to be as innovative as the researchers it covers."

    theconversation.com/is-science

    #ScienceCommunication #ScienceJournalism #Science #Journalism #MoralPanic

  6. Journalism Can Help Expose Bad Science And Trigger Real-World Change, New Study Shows. Watchdog science journalism is where journalists investigate issues such as malpractice, fraud, and corporate manipulation in scientific research.

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    #ScienceJournalism #WatchdogNews #ResearchIntegrity https://sciencealert.com/journalism-can-help-expose-bad-science-and-trigger-real-world-change-new-study-shows
    Reenviado desde Science News
    (ver en tg)

  7. Journalism Can Help Expose Bad Science And Trigger Real-World Change, New Study Shows. Watchdog science journalism is where journalists investigate issues such as malpractice, fraud, and corporate manipulation in scientific research.

    Read Full Article

    #ScienceJournalism #WatchdogNews #ResearchIntegrity https://sciencealert.com/journalism-can-help-expose-bad-science-and-trigger-real-world-change-new-study-shows
    Reenviado desde Science News
    (ver en tg)

  8. Journalism Can Help Expose Bad Science And Trigger Real-World Change, New Study Shows. Watchdog science journalism is where journalists investigate issues such as malpractice, fraud, and corporate manipulation in scientific research.

    Read Full Article

    #ScienceJournalism #WatchdogNews #ResearchIntegrity https://sciencealert.com/journalism-can-help-expose-bad-science-and-trigger-real-world-change-new-study-shows
    Reenviado desde Science News
    (ver en tg)

  9. 🔬 Episode 5 of Written in the Ocean is out. Doctor Luz María Mejía-Ramírez explains how microscopic algae sink to the ocean floor when they die – carrying carbon with them for thousands of years – and how their shells can tell us what the climate looked like millions of years ago.

    🎧 Link in the first comment

    #WrittenInTheOcean #MARUM #OceanScience #CarbonCycle #ClimateEmergency #ScienceJournalism #FrontiersScience #ERC @unibremen

  10. 🔬 Episode 5 of Written in the Ocean is out. Doctor Luz María Mejía-Ramírez explains how microscopic algae sink to the ocean floor when they die – carrying carbon with them for thousands of years – and how their shells can tell us what the climate looked like millions of years ago.

    🎧 Link in the first comment

    #WrittenInTheOcean #MARUM #OceanScience #CarbonCycle #ClimateEmergency #ScienceJournalism #FrontiersScience #ERC @unibremen

  11. 🔬 Episode 5 of Written in the Ocean is out. Doctor Luz María Mejía-Ramírez explains how microscopic algae sink to the ocean floor when they die – carrying carbon with them for thousands of years – and how their shells can tell us what the climate looked like millions of years ago.

    🎧 Link in the first comment

    #WrittenInTheOcean #MARUM #OceanScience #CarbonCycle #ClimateEmergency #ScienceJournalism #FrontiersScience #ERC @unibremen

  12. 🔬 Episode 5 of Written in the Ocean is out. Doctor Luz María Mejía-Ramírez explains how microscopic algae sink to the ocean floor when they die – carrying carbon with them for thousands of years – and how their shells can tell us what the climate looked like millions of years ago.

    🎧 Link in the first comment

    #WrittenInTheOcean #MARUM #OceanScience #CarbonCycle #ClimateEmergency #ScienceJournalism #FrontiersScience #ERC @unibremen

  13. 🔬 Episode 5 of Written in the Ocean is out. Doctor Luz María Mejía-Ramírez explains how microscopic algae sink to the ocean floor when they die – carrying carbon with them for thousands of years – and how their shells can tell us what the climate looked like millions of years ago.

    🎧 Link in the first comment

    #WrittenInTheOcean #MARUM #OceanScience #CarbonCycle #ClimateEmergency #ScienceJournalism #FrontiersScience #ERC @unibremen

  14. 🌊 Episode 5 of Written in the Ocean is out. Doctor Christina Roggatz explains the sugar molecules that algae produce and why bacteria don't always eat them.

    🎧 Link in the first comment

    #WrittenInTheOcean #MARUM #OceanScience #CarbonCycle #ClimateEmergency #ScienceJournalism #FrontiersScience #ERC

    @unibremen

  15. 🌊 Episode 5 of Written in the Ocean is out. Doctor Christina Roggatz explains the sugar molecules that algae produce and why bacteria don't always eat them.

    🎧 Link in the first comment

    #WrittenInTheOcean #MARUM #OceanScience #CarbonCycle #ClimateEmergency #ScienceJournalism #FrontiersScience #ERC

    @unibremen

  16. 🌊 Episode 5 of Written in the Ocean is out. Doctor Christina Roggatz explains the sugar molecules that algae produce and why bacteria don't always eat them.

    🎧 Link in the first comment

    #WrittenInTheOcean #MARUM #OceanScience #CarbonCycle #ClimateEmergency #ScienceJournalism #FrontiersScience #ERC

    @unibremen

  17. 🌊 Episode 5 of Written in the Ocean is out. Doctor Christina Roggatz explains the sugar molecules that algae produce and why bacteria don't always eat them.

    🎧 Link in the first comment

    #WrittenInTheOcean #MARUM #OceanScience #CarbonCycle #ClimateEmergency #ScienceJournalism #FrontiersScience #ERC

    @unibremen

  18. 🌊 Episode 5 of Written in the Ocean is out. Doctor Christina Roggatz explains the sugar molecules that algae produce and why bacteria don't always eat them.

    🎧 Link in the first comment

    #WrittenInTheOcean #MARUM #OceanScience #CarbonCycle #ClimateEmergency #ScienceJournalism #FrontiersScience #ERC

    @unibremen

  19. Our national bloody broadcaster, the supposed gold standard news for the country of Ireland, doesn’t know the difference between an asteroid and a comet. #rte #idiots #comet #asteroid #sciencejournalism
    rte.ie/news/2026/0624/1580135-

  20. Our national bloody broadcaster, the supposed gold standard news for the country of Ireland, doesn’t know the difference between an asteroid and a comet. #rte #idiots #comet #asteroid #sciencejournalism
    rte.ie/news/2026/0624/1580135-

  21. Our national bloody broadcaster, the supposed gold standard news for the country of Ireland, doesn’t know the difference between an asteroid and a comet. #rte #idiots #comet #asteroid #sciencejournalism
    rte.ie/news/2026/0624/1580135-

  22. Our national bloody broadcaster, the supposed gold standard news for the country of Ireland, doesn’t know the difference between an asteroid and a comet. #rte #idiots #comet #asteroid #sciencejournalism
    rte.ie/news/2026/0624/1580135-

  23. Our national bloody broadcaster, the supposed gold standard news for the country of Ireland, doesn’t know the difference between an asteroid and a comet. #rte #idiots #comet #asteroid #sciencejournalism
    rte.ie/news/2026/0624/1580135-

  24. My latest @forbes article has just gone live. It is a deep dive on extreme heat in cities. Five brand-new papers (each from a different discipline) together paint a worrying picture of the scale of the problem.

    #science #ScienceJournalism #climatechange #cities #heatwave

    forbes.com/sites/lauriewinkles

  25. My latest @forbes article has just gone live. It is a deep dive on extreme heat in cities. Five brand-new papers (each from a different discipline) together paint a worrying picture of the scale of the problem.

    #science #ScienceJournalism #climatechange #cities #heatwave

    forbes.com/sites/lauriewinkles

  26. My latest @forbes article has just gone live. It is a deep dive on extreme heat in cities. Five brand-new papers (each from a different discipline) together paint a worrying picture of the scale of the problem.

    #science #ScienceJournalism #climatechange #cities #heatwave

    forbes.com/sites/lauriewinkles

  27. My latest @forbes article has just gone live. It is a deep dive on extreme heat in cities. Five brand-new papers (each from a different discipline) together paint a worrying picture of the scale of the problem.

    #science #ScienceJournalism #climatechange #cities #heatwave

    forbes.com/sites/lauriewinkles

  28. My latest @forbes article has just gone live. It is a deep dive on extreme heat in cities. Five brand-new papers (each from a different discipline) together paint a worrying picture of the scale of the problem.

    #science #ScienceJournalism #climatechange #cities #heatwave

    forbes.com/sites/lauriewinkles

  29. INDIA'S SCIENCE NEWSROOMS GRAPPLE WITH SHRINKING SPACES, RISING DEMAND

    Indian science journalists have more work and less support. Training helps reporters but newsrooms need more resources.

    #ScienceJournalism, #IndiaNews, #MediaChallenges, #Journalism, #ScienceCommunication

    newsletter.tf/india-science-jo

  30. INDIA'S SCIENCE NEWSROOMS GRAPPLE WITH SHRINKING SPACES, RISING DEMAND

    Indian science journalists have more work and less support. Training helps reporters but newsrooms need more resources.

    #ScienceJournalism, #IndiaNews, #MediaChallenges, #Journalism, #ScienceCommunication

    newsletter.tf/india-science-jo

  31. INDIA'S SCIENCE NEWSROOMS GRAPPLE WITH SHRINKING SPACES, RISING DEMAND

    Indian science journalists have more work and less support. Training helps reporters but newsrooms need more resources.

    #ScienceJournalism, #IndiaNews, #MediaChallenges, #Journalism, #ScienceCommunication

    newsletter.tf/india-science-jo