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A new guide aimed at helping aspiring science journalists in Turkey to cover scientific topics has been published.

Download the Turkish Science Journalism guide

‘Science Journalism in Turkey and Communicating Science to the Public’ (Türkiye’de Bilim Gazeteciliği ve Halka Doğru Bilim İletişimi) is the first Turkish science journalism guidebook for science journalists.

It was written by the science journalist and academic Dr. Gülsen Saray, and reviewed by editors and academics Prof. Dr. Akif Özer and Prof. Dr. Sefa Yüce.

The author, Saray, said: “This guide is a comprehensive resource for those navigating the dynamic profession of science journalism, and it highlights the importance and growth of science journalism in Turkey and Turkish-speaking countries. It will help ensure journalists produce higher-quality, more effective and impactful reporting which is a growing need driven by societal needs and technological developments.”

“The scope, context, and purpose of this guide are to offer practical advice to science journalists working in the field, drawing on the expertise and insights of contemporary and internationally successful science journalists and renowned science journalism institutions …  I hope it will be an interesting and useful handbook to valued media members, students who choose the field of science journalism, people working in government or corporate public relations departments, and academics.”

The guide was published by the Balkan Network of Science Journalists and the European Federation for Science Journalism and is available on the BNSJ and EFSJ websites.

The initiative has previously brought science journalism guides to life in Croatian, Slovenian, Hungarian, Romanian, Albanian, and Bulgarian.

“This is another in a series of expert guides written by local authors in local languages to make them accessible and relevant to local audiences – journalists wishing to report about science,” said Mićo Tatalović, a board member of the Balkan Network of Science Journalists, who has been coordinating the project. “It is an ambitious, book-length guide that should be a useful reference for both practitioners and those interested in the theory and practice of science journalism.”

Publication of the guide was made possible through the support of EurekAlert!, a science news release platform operated by the non-profit American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

“EurekAlert! is humbled by the opportunity to help support journalists in the Balkans through this locally accessible project,” said Brian Lin, director of editorial content strategy at EurekAlert!. “Our thanks to everyone involved in producing this guide.”

Author bio:

Dr. Gülsen Saray is a science journalist and columnist. She holds a PhD in science journalism, MA in political science and public administration, and BSc in civil engineering. She speaks Turkish, English, and German at an academic level, and has also learned French and Ottoman Turkish. She is also a qualified scientist who has gained experience based on experiments in the construction materials laboratory.

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A new guide with practical advice for aspiring science journalists in Albania and Kosovo has been published.

The guide has information about science journalism efforts in the region, and provides ideas for specific topics and how to approach them from a scientific and journalistic perspective. It also has links to relevant international sources for further study and advice.

The guide was written by Altin Raxhimi, an experienced journalist from Albania.

The guide was published by the Balkan Network of Science Journalists and the European Federation for Science Journalism.

Publication of the guide was made possible through the support of EurekAlert!, a science news release platform operated by the non-profit American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

Read the guide in Albanian here: Altin Raxhimi – Gazetaria shkencore – FINAL

https://efsj.eu/2024/12/31/new-science-journalism-guide-published-in-albanian/

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The Balkan Network of Science Journalists and the European Federation for Science Journalism are launching a new science journalism guide, this time in Romanian.

“From the Field: A Science Journalist’s Handbook” is the result of a collective effort by more than 20 Romanian journalists and content creators who dedicated their time and expertise to build a 138-page document designed to help journalists navigate the complex world of science reporting.

The guide was coordinated by science journalists Andrada Fiscutean and Cristina Radu and is a must-read for both aspiring and seasoned professionals.

Publication of the guide was made possible through the support of EurekAlert!, a science news release platform operated by the non-profit American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

You can read the guide for free below or here:

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https://efsj.eu/2024/11/11/new-science-journalism-guide-published-in-romanian/

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The Balkan Network of Science Journalists and the European Federation for Science Journalism are proud to present “A Tudományos Újságírás Alapjai” (The Basics of Science Journalism), a new guide in Hungarian that delves into the challenges, methodologies, and best practices of science journalism in Hungary.

The guide offers an introduction to the fundamentals of science journalism with an array of practical advice including the differences between text, radio, and video work.

It was written by Nikoletta Nagy, a science journalist at Telex.hu and István Palugyai, a veteran science journalist, with editorial oversight by Kata Karáth, a freelance science journalist, and Mićo Tatalović, science journalist and news editor.

Publication of the guide was made possible through the support of EurekAlert!, a science news release platform operated by the non-profit American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

Science journalism guides in Croatian and Slovenian were published as part of the same initiative last year. This year, similar guides will be published in Albanian and Romanian, with further ones planned in Greek and Turkish for next year.

Read the guide for free here.

https://efsj.eu/2024/09/25/new-practical-guide-about-science-journalism-in-hungary/

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