Upcoming Events
The Knight Science Journalism Program offers a variety of programming, including seminars featuring world-class scientists and storytellers, and workshops designed to help journalists hone their craft. Click on an event to learn more.
Events
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Seminar: Covering Disability as a Journalist
Knight Science Journalism Office 400 Main Street, Cambridge, MA, United StatesThe Knight Science Journalism program at MIT is excited to welcome journalists Julia Métraux and Rose Broderick for a seminar on covering disability accurately and compassionately. Please contact Learning and Events Coordinator Claire Sadar if you are interested in attending.
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Lecture: Investigating Fraud, Arrogance, and Tragedy in Alzheimer’s Research — A Talk and Discussion With Investigative Reporter Charles Piller
MIT Welcome Center Auditorium 292 Main St, Cambridge, MA, United StatesJoin Charles Piller, a correspondent for Science and investigative reporter, as he discusses his book "Doctored," an examination into how unscrupulous researchers, government enablers, and Pharma executives hijacked Alzheimer's research for prestige and profit, sacrificing patients in the process. Piller will describe what his findings mean for science research and Alzheimer's treatment, and discuss the […]
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KSJ and STS Spring Lecture: Confronting Race in Science, Medicine, and Journalism
The Nexus at Hayden Library 14S-130, 160 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA, United StatesJoin the Knight Science Journalism program and the program in Science, Technology, and Society for a thoughtful discussion on the history of race in the fields of science, medicine, and journalism, and its implications for the future. Featuring Oliver Rollins, Professor, MIT STS David S. Jones, Professor of the Culture of Medicine at Harvard University […]