Senior Editor, The Lancet
Core roles are to contribute to the success of The Lancet through in-depth involvement in the peer review process and pre-acceptance decision taking and leading, either with a small team or alone and often with supervisory oversight, the management of one or more journal sections.
Technical Writer
We are looking for technical writers who are native English speakers and have experience in Rail industry.
The project is very big and will include: Operating Instructions, Maintenance Manuals, Emergency Manuals, Cleaning Manuals, Troubleshooting Manuals, Engineering Specifications, Engineering Drawings, Parts Lists, Reports, etc. The Maintenance Manual is the largest at 1500 pages. There will be 15000 hours of work.
Science Editor, Science Feedback
Science Feedback is looking for a science editor to work on writing and organizing reviews of influential claims and articles.
Our non-profit organization's mission is to improve the credibility of science-related information available online by providing feedback to readers, editors and tech platforms.
ClimateFeedback.org and HealthFeedback.org are organizing a global network of scientists to review influential climate and health media coverage, developing a new approach to fact-checking crowdsourced directly from domain experts. We plan to expand to other scientific fields prone to misinformation.
CREST Communications Director, CREST - Lancaster University
The Centre for Research and Evidence on Security Threats (CREST) is looking for a Communications Director to lead the dissemination of its research to stakeholders. CREST not only undertakes and commissions new research on security threats but also makes sure that this research reaches the people who need it, in formats which encourage and sustain meaningful engagement. In the first three and a half years of CREST this has led to 182 guides, research briefs, reports, posters and toolkits as well as 119 articles in nine issues of the quarterly magazine, CREST Security Review.
2019 AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Awards Open for Entry
Entries are now being accepted for the 2019 AAAS Kavli Science Journalism Awards. Entries must have been published, broadcast or posted online during the contest year: 16 July 2018 to 15 July 2019.
The contest has been open to journalists worldwide since 2015, and we want to encourage members of your association to apply. We present two awards in each category: a Gold award ($5,000) and a Silver award ($3,500). The categories are: large newspaper, small newspaper, magazine, video spot news/feature, video in-depth, audio (radio or podcast), online, and children’s science news.
European Science Journalist of the Year - winners announced
Photo: Henry Kenyon Photography
The winners of European Science Journalist of the Year 2019 were announced at an evening reception at the World Conference of Science Journalists, in Lausanne, tonight (Tuesday July 2, 2019).
The international judging panel had already shortlisted five people from five countries out of the 25 entries from journalists and journalism associations from around Europe.
Announcing the results Seema Kumar, Vice President of Innovation, Global Health and Policy Communication at Johnson & Johnson - the sponsors of the award - said: Due to the high quality of entries and the diverse range of mediums the judges decided to award the prize to more than one winner this year – recognising excellence in different media formats.
The winners are…
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