Handbook of Science Journalism

How to do science journalism in these turbulent times? How to extract the most valuable information from the scientific narrative without losing any rigour? How to narrate scientific facts with literary skill without being misleading? How to communicate the findings of science without being a reductionist? René Anaya answers these questions by sharing "tricks" and "swindles" learned through his experience in both science journalism and teaching for over 40 years.

In this manual, Dr Anaya seeks to develop the communicator's ability to amaze readers, and to convey the excitement of discovering extraordinary facts about science and technology. He also seeks to strengthen the key role of science journalists in these times of crisis by promoting critical and informed thinking in society.

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