Reported Features

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Reporting That Hits Home: Covering Science for Local Audiences

Aparna Nathan

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Serving Up Snippets of Science in Short Videos

Carolyn Wilke

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Dibbler Dingles, Worm Blobs, and Fossilized Poop: Finding Humor in Science

Carolyn Wilke

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Reporting on Scientific Controversy

Pedro Márquez-Zacarías

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Critically Evaluating Claims

Megha Satyanarayana

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How to Find and Use Quotes in Science Stories

Abdullahi Tsanni

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Shedding Sentence Deadweight to Help Science Stories Soar

Carolyn Wilke

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Reporting on Health Disparities

Jyoti Madhusoodanan

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Translators’ Roundtable: Bringing Science to New Audiences

Spoorthy Raman

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Don’t Get Conflicted: What to Do When Your Source Has a COI

Shannon Palus

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Who Is an Expert? Broadening the Definition Strengthens Journalism

Attabey Rodríguez Benítez

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Reporting Unsung Histories of Science

Carolyn Wilke

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Making First Contact with Editors

Abdullahi Tsanni

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Please Don’t Ignore Me: Requesting Interviews with Scientists

Karen Kwon

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Navigating Qualitative Research

María Paula Rubiano A.

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Getting Started in Freelance Audio Journalism

Carolyn Wilke

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Finding the Right Tools for Organizing Assignments and Reporting

Abdullahi Tsanni