#ScienceWriter

2025-04-01

really enjoyed alternative yesterday - there were 9 of us very briefly presenting our new books published within the last 12 months. I was the only , although there are of course quite a few in

Dave Muthouter@mas.to
2025-03-22

Here's a very cool #Science article! Octopuses change genes in strange ways.

It's explained by #Scientist and #ScienceWriter Meg Mindlin at the #Octopus web site
OctoNation octonation.com/octopus-can-edi

#Octopus #Genetics #DNA #RNA #Mollusc #Octopoda

2025-02-28

new for the bsky bridge : I’m a turned , write a feature for every issue of , 2/month, mostly about also , things seen thru prism. Plus , most recently: : From insects to icebergs Also writing a around of our old . fixing unloved , ,

2025-02-16

oh. , extraordinaire. He actually gave me a brief introduction to the job many years ago. I remember I couldn't get a word in edgewise. and he commissioned/edited a few stories I wrote for the grauniad. Back in the days of the ever-changing pullout sections dedicated to science / .
theguardian.com/science/2025/f

2025-01-06

The (slow) thread collecting all my features published in in 2025 starts here. The old thread for 2024 is here:

mastodon.social/@proseandpassi

2024-12-02

Job opportunity!

Are you a geoscience PhD/postdoc with experience in or as a who wants to help us communicate the great science presented during the week of ? Why not join us as a paid Press Assistant?!

Apply by 6 January: egu.eu/79T9DY/

2024-11-18

Hi to my new followers! I'm Jendia Gammon. I'm an #author, #editor, #artist, and #sciencewriter living in Los Angeles, but from Appalachia. I write #thrillers, #horror, #sciencefiction #fantasy, and #Appalachia tales. My website: jendiagammon.com; all other links: linktr.ee/jendiagammon

Jendia Gammon in a dark green v-neck shirt
CozyCon Online - CosmosCozyConOnline@furrycon.social
2024-09-11

It was bad news when a six-mile-wide asteroid struck the planet 66 million years ago. Join Riley Black at 17:30 CDT Sep 21 for "How to Survive an extinction." Full up-to-date schedule on our website/discord. cozycononline.com/events/

#CozyConOnline #Science #ScienceWriter #ScienceCommunicator

Image that has a faint dinosaur pattern, with toony characters on the sides (Megasloth, tiny bird-like dinosaur, sloth, and a large winged dino) with the words "How to survive an extinction, Twitch Event" in the middle.
2024-02-06

👶 Got a kid in childcare? This blog post about early respiratory illnesses is for you. As a microbiologist mom, I became interested in this topic after my son started daycare and brought home illness after illness.

📚 I was fueled by 20% curiosity and 80% exasperation to search the scientific literature to see what studies had been done in this area... because I really wanted to know when the deluge of illnesses will subside. 😩

Hope this is helpful!

#Microbiology #ScienceWriter

2024-01-08

The (slow) thread collecting all my features published in in 2024 starts here. The old thread for 2023 is here mastodon.social/@proseandpassi

Dean SegovisHackAWeek
2023-12-07

If you enjoy reading science papers as much as I do, you'll enjoy this collection of papers posted on phys.org from my science writer friend Emily Velasco @MLE_online

phys.org/search/?search=Velasc

AskPippa🇨🇦AskPippa@c.im
2023-09-20

Here is the cover for *From Typewriters to Twitter:Celebrating 50 Years of Science Writing* -- my pet project during the pandemic. (Pretty excited about this)

This might be the only book that chronicles science writing/ #scicomm in #Canada A digital version is available for free to members of the SWCC (after you log onto the website a link should appear under About). Non-members should contact the association directly and ask (not sure if there's a small fee or if it's free too?). 92 pages, lots of historical photos, short bios of some extraordinary and often eccentric and high-profile writers who helped shaped Canada's science writing landscape. Controversies! Romance! Serious stuff! Fun stuff! The impactful awards program! This book had input from over 20 people who played various roles in the association. This isn't an in-depth analysis, but chronicles important events and an evolving media association. There are no plans at this point for a print copy, but if interested send a note to the SWCC office expressing interest.

Members, log in at: sciencewriters.ca/

Non-members, contact (it may take a couple of days for a response): office@sciencewriters.ca

#journalists #journalism #history #scienceliteracy #sciencewriter #ScienceUpFirst @press #press #media #Quebec #books #Authors #smallpress #publishing

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2023-09-06

Are you a scientist wanting to work with the media to ? Get advice & learn what stories journalists want in this with EGU Media Officer Gillian D'Souza & Ananyo Bhattacharya, 14.00CEST 20 October.

Register now: egu.eu/7UFDWE/

2023-07-27

"Like a bright city in the middle of a barren desert, our galactic neighborhood is enveloped by a cosmic void — an enormous, almost unfathomably empty pocket of space."

My latest for Quanta Magazine!

quantamagazine.org/how-nearly-

#science #astronomy #ScienceMastadon #ScienceJournalism #ScienceWriter

2023-02-20

Job opportunity! Are you a , or who wants to find out more about how large geoscience conferences work? Apply to be a (paid) Press Assistant for the week of !

Find out more & apply by 8 March: egu.eu/7N4ZSZ/

ES Michelsonesmichelson@mas.to
2023-01-22

Dear friends,
@BBCWorld hosted an illuminating discussion around Rachel Carson, the influential #sciencewriter most famous for Silent Spring. Very much worth the listen. A quote from her that ended the show was worth the wait.
ESM
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3ct38tl

#writers #writing #silentspring #tenacity #clarity #dedication #biodiversity #ddt #pesticides #interview #paneldiscussion

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