"“Black Snow” examined the risks that the controversial practice of sugar cane burning poses to residents in Florida’s Glades region.
"KSJ Debuts Brazilian Edition of Science Editing Handbook
The handbook, authored by some of the world’s top science journalists, is now free to download in Portuguese, Spanish, and English.
"In Latest KSJ Webinar, Journalists Reflect on Science’s Human Side
Journalists Emily Anthes, Apoorva Mandavilli, and Ed Yong spoke about the structures and incentives that shape science — and how Covid-19 is changing them.
Isabella Cueto Awarded First Annual Sharon Begley-STAT Science Reporting Fellowship
In partnership with KSJ@MIT and Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, new STAT Fellowship recognizes and supports underrepresented early career U.S. science journalists.
"Knight Science Journalism Program Names 2021-22 Project Fellows
Twenty-one distinguished journalists will pursue a diverse range of projects related to science, health, technology, and the environment.
"At Latest KSJ Webinar, Health, Medicine, and Covid-19 Take Center Stage
Journalists Erin Brodwin and Katherine Wu joined health policy expert Carmel Shachar to offer tips on reporting with depth, compassion, and a suitable dose of skepticism.