The Knight Science Journalism Fellow reflects on her reporting of a murder mystery solved, in part, by science.
Victor K. McElheny Award Now Accepting Submissions
The award, now in its sixth year, will honor one outstanding work of local or regional science journalism with a $10,000 prize.
‘I Can’t Stay Silent’: Dyna Rochmyaningsih on Covering Indonesia’s Environmental Crisis
The Sumatra-based reporter, currently a Knight Science Journalism Fellow at MIT, often finds herself navigating the terrain where science and politics clash.
KSJ Opens 2023-24 Fellowship Application Cycle
The program is accepting new applications for its in-person fellowship, with 10 slots available.
Seeing the Forest for the Trees
More than 1,000 feet above the Amazon rainforest, writer Ferris Jabr finds a new perspective on the relationship between Earth and life
What Cold War Physics Can Teach Us About Computer Science in Public Schools
Tech giants’ push to remake the computer science curriculum should not be taken lightly, writes KSJ fellow Natasha Singer.