Science journalists aim to explain science in a way that the public can understand. They work in popular print, broadcasting and online media. Here are some examples of where you can find the latest UK science news. We have also provided information about organisations that specialise in science journalism.
Provides up-to-date news, video, audio and feature stories on all aspects of science from a UK perspective.
Our monthly webzine covering the latest innovations in fashion and music, design and digital, film and life. It keeps you up-to-date with the science that’s shaping society and bringing a new dimension to everyday life.
A monthly online magazine developed by the BBC. It reports on the latest science and technology news.
A popular online science magazine featuring articles on important scientific breakthroughs, the latest news, video clips, blogs and other forms of science content.
This website provides the latest science news and information from around the world, analysis and commentary from the UK's Guardian and Observer newspapers.
European RTD Insight brings you the latest science news from around Europe. You can subscribe here.
One of the most popular science magazines in the UK. It features the latest science news, special reports and job vacancies. It can also be accessed online.
Aims to provide reliable information about science and technology for the developing world. It helps individuals and organisations in developing countries make informed decisions about how science and technology can improve economic and social development.
Based on the popular television series, the magazine features contributions from world-leading astronomers and writers and covers the latest discoveries in astrophysics. It is aimed at both experienced and amateur astronomers.
Provides a daily summary of the latest science news stories. It also issues press releases and statements in response to topical science issues.
There are several organisations in the UK that specialise in science journalism:
An online press centre for European research in the arts, humanities, science, medicine, health and technology. It provides instant access to news releases, event details, book announcements, background information, broadcast material and a database of experts. Journalists registered with AlphaGalileo have access to embargoed information and benefit from an advanced e-mail alert service that allows to specify needs regarding research areas of interest, type of content, languages spoken and dispatch time.
Based at the Royal Institution, the Science Media Centre provides journalists with useful resources when science is in the news, such as accurate information, a scientist to interview or a feature article.
For science journalists who work in popular print, broadcasting and other media, as well as students who have an interest in science journalism. It aims to assist those who write about science and technology, and to improve the standard of science journalism in the UK.
An international association for science journalists which works to obtain improved science media facilities, to get recognition of members, and to maintain and improve standards of science writing generally.
Membership of STEMPRA is open to individuals working in, or on behalf of, an organisation where 'scientific' public relations, media relations, or communication forms some or all of their job. is an informal network set up to bring together people working in science communication
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