Reported Features

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Delivering the Bad News: How to Reject Pitches Well

Kate Schimel

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How to Vet Industry PR Claims

Knvul Sheikh

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Including LGBTQ+ Scientists as Sources

Rachel Crowell

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How to Be a Great Science Editor at a Student Publication

Claire L. Jarvis

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Applying Science to the Beauty and Wellness Beat

Julissa Treviño

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Decolonizing Science Writing in South Africa

Sibusiso Biyela

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How to Conduct Difficult Interviews

Mallory Pickett

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Finding the Science in Any Story

Kate Morgan

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Thoughts on Voice: What It Is (And Isn’t). And How to Find Yours.

Esther Landhuis

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How to Read a Scientific Paper

Alexandra Witze

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Surviving the Elements: Confronting Difficult Field-Reporting Conditions

Kristen Pope

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Writing When on the Autism Spectrum

Kelly Brenner

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Good Transitions: A Guide to Cementing Stories Together

Amanda Mascarelli

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The Intern’s Survival Guide

Rachael Lallensack

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Do You Need a Science Degree to Be a Science Reporter?

Aneri Pattani

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Are You Savvy about Digital Security?

Sarah Wild

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A Guide to Translating Science to Audio

Aneri Pattani

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How to Cover Big Science Events: Lessons from the Great American Eclipse

Aneri Pattani