Roundtable

Illustration of about a dozen people wearing white face masks, looking in different directions.

Roundtable: Keeping Pace with Pandemic Coverage in the U.S.

Katherine J. Wu

An alpaca pokes its head into the side of the frame.

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

Carolyn Wilke

Colorful speech bubbles forming the shape of a world map.

Translators’ Roundtable: Bringing Science to New Audiences

Spoorthy Raman

Graphic showing changes in foot traffic to various destinations from March 1, 2020 - May 16, 2020. Traffic to schools, bars, and fitness centers decreased markedly; traffic to religious institutions, restaurants, and parks somewhat less so. Traffic to grocery stories and gas stations stayed about the same, increasing slightly in May.

Data Journalists’ Roundtable: Visualizing the Pandemic

Tiên Nguyễn

A scanning microscope image of some unidentified microorganisms, colorized in yellow.

Editors’ Roundtable: Managing Pandemic Coverage

Siri Carpenter

A young woman sits on a denim beanbag looking at a laptop. On the table in front is a cellphone and a plant.

Going Digital: Inside New Science Journalism Outlets

Rachel Zamzow

A close up of a globe and a metal meridian running around it.

Why Is It So Hard for Foreign Journalists to Break into U.S. and European Outlets?

Rodrigo Pérez Ortega

Illustration of two stylized heads, with gears representing thoughts being exchanged between the two.

Meetings of Minds, or, How to Talk to a Scientist

Geoffrey Giller

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Smooth Scriptwriting

Tiên Nguyễn

Two sets of train tracks diverging.

Track Changes: From Writer to Editor

Corinna Wu

A small group of people gather on and around a fishing boat on an expansive beach. A photographer stands nearby taking their photo.

Pictures and Prose: When Photographers and Writers Work Together

Erik Vance

A baseball pitcher winding up for his pitch.

Pitching Errors: How Not to Pitch

Laura Helmuth