"The application period for the 2016-17 Knight Science Journalism Fellowship program will open on January 1. Science journalists from around the world are encouraged to apply.
"From New York City’s Outer Limits to the Red Rocks of Mars
In his latest film, documentary filmmaker Ian Cheney takes viewers on an imagined journey to Mars, that they might better understand life on Earth.
"Small Scale, Big Ideas: Kavli & KSJ Present Nanotechnology 2015
Journalists from around the country will descend on the offices of the Knight Science Journalism Program at MIT for the KSJ/Kavli Nanotechnology 2015 workshop.
"What’s in a Science Writers Conference Schedule? (Actually, quite a lot.)
The joint annual meeting of the National Association of Science Writers and the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing, known as ScienceWriters2015, arrives at MIT this week. The conference promises much, and is setting attendance records.
"New Website, New Directions at KSJ
We’re excited to roll out the new Knight Science Journalism website this week, not only because it’s a brighter, smarter look, but because it’s a signal of other coming changes at the program. Among these: resource pages for science writers, a forthcoming digital magazine, and a refurbished blog.
"Tell Your Story On Stage at the ScienceWriters2015 Edition of The Story Collider
The Story Collider is coming to ScienceWriters2015, and they want you as their next storyteller.
The Story Collider is a national show featuring true stories about science. They’ve recruited researchers and journalists around the world to appear live on stage, where they share their first-person experiences in science, medicine, and related areas—whether those experiences are poetic, tragic, funny, inspiring, or all of the above. Their podcast has over one million downloads.
We’re thrilled to announce that …