"I feel more qualified to cover stories in all areas of science... I now have more confidence in interpreting data presented in professional papers, newspaper articles and reports..."
"I'd like to thank SoundVision for the opportunity to participate. Not only did I walk away with story ideas, overviews of critical areas of science, but also great contacts and friends. It was a pleasure, and I would recommend it to any reporter eager to be better at the science beat."
The application period is closed for 2010. Thanks to all who applied! Please check back on Sept. 15, 2010, for information about the 2011 workshop.
We've developed a series of science journalism tip sheets written by experts in the field. Now you can read them online. Learn how to identify a significant story, interpret a scientific study, make the most out of statistics, integrate diversity into reporting, and more:
The authority of numbers is often used to mislead. But this isn’t an argument for rejecting all statistics. To tell what’s reliable and what’s not, ask the right questions.