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Science by the Pint: The (sometimes messy) science of communicating science
Via their web site: http://sitn.hms.harvard.edu/science-by-the-pint/
The STAT Team
The (sometimes messy) science of communicating science
Monday, January 9, 6:30-8:30pm at The Burren (247 Elm Street, Somerville)
Are you interested in learning more about what the field of science journalism looks like from the inside? Panelists from the Boston-based publication STAT will discuss what led them to a career in health and science journalism, as well as the challenges and value of investigating and reporting in this field. Small group discussions will follow the panel, so you’ll have a chance to ask questions and bring up topics you want to discuss. Members of the panel will represent a broad range of careers within science journalism, including reporting, editing, social media, marketing, multimedia, and graphic design.
The STAT Team
The (sometimes messy) science of communicating science
Monday, January 9, 6:30-8:30pm at The Burren (247 Elm Street, Somerville)
Are you interested in learning more about what the field of science journalism looks like from the inside? Panelists from the Boston-based publication STAT will discuss what led them to a career in health and science journalism, as well as the challenges and value of investigating and reporting in this field. Small group discussions will follow the panel, so you’ll have a chance to ask questions and bring up topics you want to discuss. Members of the panel will represent a broad range of careers within science journalism, including reporting, editing, social media, marketing, multimedia, and graphic design.