The World Federation of Science journalists elected a new board during its General Assembly held during the World Conference of Science Journalists in London. Nadia El-Awady was acclaimed president, following tradition that a science journalist representing the host country of the next WCSJ, becomes president of the federation.

The next World Conference of Science journalists will be held in Cairo, Egypt, following a successful bid by Arab and American science journalism associations. The winners of the 2011 event - the Arab Science Journalists Association and the U.S.-based National Association of Science Writers – will bring the prestigious bi-annual conference to Cairo for the first time.

Speech by Pallab Ghosh, President of the World Federation of Science Journalists, delivered on 30th June 2009, at the Opening at Tea Party of the 6th World Conference of Science Journalists, London, United Kingdom

The Chinese version of the WFSJ online course in science journalism is the sixth language version of the 8-lesson, free course in science journalism.

WFSJ has just published the report on its last two-year period, under the present Board led by its President Pallab Ghosh, BBC Science Correspondent.

An old saying states that birds of a feather flock together, but the science journalists' fauna, at least the one I'm more familiar with, tends to be made up of individualists rather than of team workers (with the exception of a few groups, such as the one in the Science Divulgation General Direction, at the UNAM).Read this post >>

In preparation for the 6th World Conference of Science Journalists opening Tuesday 30th June 2009 in London (United Kingdom), Nature Magazine has put together a dossier on science journalism.

The Carpathian Mountains are Europe’s biggest deal in high ground and they are where Ukrainian journalist Hanno Hopko’s lifelong concern for the environment first awakened.