KSJ Fellowship
The Fellowship Program
The KSJ Fellowship
KSJ’s Academic Fellowship provides the opportunity to explore science, technology, and the craft of journalism at MIT.
Applications Update
The Knight Science Journalism Program will not be accepting applications for its 2021-22 academic fellowship class this winter.
Current Fellows
Meet the distinguished science journalists who make up this year’s class of Knight Science Journalism Project Fellows.
Events
Upcoming Seminars & Workshops
Latest News
What’s Happening
With ‘Baseline,’ John Sutter Examines Climate Change Through a New Lens
Over the next 30 years, the reporter and filmmaker will document environmental change as it unfolds in communities at the forefront of the climate crisis.
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Dogs, the Law, and the Uncertain Science of Smell
KSJ Project Fellow Peter Andrey Smith scrutinized the use of dogs as “sniff” witnesses — and found it was clouded by cultural assumptions and biases.
Read MoreResources & Training
Tools for Science Journalists
Science Editing Handbook
Fact-Checking Project
Reporting on COVID-19
I’ve come in here with a set of things that I’m familiar with, a set of questions I have about various types of science or different research. But I think what excites me more than access to what I know is access to what I don’t.
– Molly Segal, 2020 KSJ Fellow
