For more on the interaction of climate change and health, check out CASW's workshop "Living and Working on a Hot Planet," recorded at #SciWri24

www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfaU...

Thank you @nature.com for this piece based on the 2024 Patrusky Lecture, given by Joe Graves at #SciWri24.

Watch the video of his talk on CASW's YouTube channel.

Cool. Our own @nswa.bsky.social member-leader @lynnepeeps.bsky.social is on Fresh Air! With ex-Seattle journalist @tonyamosley.bsky.social
Listen. #circadian #sciwri24

PS - Rachel is now on BlueSky! @rachelscience.bsky.social #SciWri24

In writing for young audiences, science writers nurture a diverse new generation of adventurers SciWri24 travel grantee Mureji Fatunde reports on the "No Kidding: The Truth About Writing for Kids’ Science Media" NASW workshop session in Raleigh organized by Lindsay Patterson and Stephen Ornes.

Did you miss our #SciWri24 national meeting this year? Read a recap of the "No Kidding: The Truth About Writing for Kids’ Science Media" workshop in Raleigh filed by NASW conference travel fellow Mureji Fatunde: www.nasw.org/article... #SciWriKids #SciWriBooks #Booksky 💚🧪📝

Science writers as narrative architects: conference panel explores the craft of story construction SciWri24 travel grantee Ambika Kandasamy reports on the "Building Your Story’s Structure" NASW workshop session in Raleigh organized by Maya L. Kapoor.

Did you miss our #SciWri24 national meeting this year? Read a recap of the "Building Your Story’s Structure" workshop in Raleigh filed by NASW conference travel fellow Ambika Kandasamy (@ambikakandasamy.bsky.social): www.nasw.org/article... 💚🧪📝

An elegy to the #sturgeon. A story of #social #media and the lure of symbols of luxury. Here in #Seattle these ancient fish still swim. #sciwri24

I was really grateful for the opportunity to serve on this panel, and I learned quite a bit from my fellow panelists. (Only one of whom, @sodendritic.bsky.social, is on Bluesky.)

If anyone was at that #SciWri24 session -- what was something you took away from it? Any questions left unaddressed?

ScienceWriters2024 panel interrogates concerns, potential, and shortfalls of generative artificial intelligence in science communication SciWri24 travel grantee Bec Roldan reports on the “Tools, Toys, or Trouble: Can A.I. Help Science Communicators” NASW workshop session in Raleigh organized by Abigail Eisenstadt and Matt Shipman.

Did you miss our #SciWri24 national meeting this year? Read a recap of the "Tools, Toys, or Trouble: Can A.I. Help Science Communicators?" workshop in Raleigh filed by NASW conference travel fellow Bec Roldan (@becroldan.bsky.social): www.nasw.org/article... 💚🧪📝

Photo of Pitch Slam 2024 judges Shraddha Chakradhar and Sarah Zielinski. Photo by Sophia Hartley.

Photo of Pitch Slam 2024 judge David Ehrenstein. Photo by Sophia Hartley.

Panoramic photo of the packed conference room attending the 2024 Pitch Slam during Science Writers 2024 in Raleigh.

Did you miss our #SciWri24 national meeting this year? Read a recap of our ever-popular #SciWriPitchSlam session in Raleigh filed by NASW conference travel fellows, with story by Lily Stewart and photography by Sophie Hartley (@hartleys.bsky.social): www.nasw.org/article... 💚🧪📝

✍️Science Writing News Roundup #219 9 local story ideas from the 2024 Lancet Countdown report on climate change and health.

Awards lunch celebrates prize winners at ScienceWriters2024: sciencewriting.substack.com/p/science-wr... 👏

@sciencewriters.org @sciencewriting.bsky.social #sciwri24 #science #scicomm @sconc.bsky.social #NASW90th

What to do when your subjects can’t speak to you? Science writers discuss tricks of portraying nonhuman characters SciWri24 travel grantee Brianne Linne reports on "Nonhumans as Characters: What to Do When Your Subjects Can't Speak to You" NASW virtual workshop session organized by Cara Giaimo.

Did you miss our #SciWri24 national meeting this year? Read a recap of our "Nonhumans as Characters: What to Do When Your Subjects Can't Speak to You" virtual workshop filed by NASW conference travel fellow Brianne Linne: www.nasw.org/article... 💚🧪📝

Science journalists discuss collaborating with communities to catalyze real-world change SciWri24 travel grantee Kavin Senapathy reports on "Working Together to Make a Difference: Science Communication Collaboration to Drive Real-World Impact” NASW virtual plenary session organized by Erika Check Hayden.

Did you miss #SciWri24 this year? Read a recap of our "Working Together to Make a Difference: Science Communication Collaboration to Drive Real-World Impact” virtual plenary filed by NASW conference travel fellow Kavin Senapathy (@kavinsenapathy.bsky.social): www.nasw.org/article... 💚🧪📝

First-time authors share challenges and lessons in writing a book SciWri24 travel grantee Vagner de Alencar reports on "The Bookmaking Journey in Three Acts: A Guide for Debut Authors" NASW virtual workshop session organized by Ferris Jabr.

Did you miss our #SciWri24 national meeting this year? Read a recap of "The Bookmaking Journey in Three Acts: A Guide for Debut Authors" virtual workshop filed by NASW conference travel fellow Vagner de Alencar (@vagnerdealencar.bsky.social): www.nasw.org/article... #SciWriBooks #Booksky 💚🧪📝

Landing the story: Tips for PIOs working with journalists SciWri24 travel grantee Emily Payne reports on the "Best Practices for Working With Journalists as a PIO" NASW workshop session in Raleigh organized by Ken Kingery.

Did you miss our #SciWri24 national meeting this year? Read a recap of our "Best Practices for Working With Journalists as a PIO" workshop in Raleigh filed by NASW conference travel fellow Emily Payne (@epayne.bsky.social): www.nasw.org/article... 💚🧪📝

Photo of N A S W journalism and institutional writing award winners posing with N A SW board and committee leaders on stage. Photography by Megan Mendenhall.

Photo of Marilyn Perkins delivering an acceptance speech at the podium. Photography by Megan Mendenhall.

Photo of Sandeep Ravindran and Rodrigo Pérez Ortega smiling and holding an award plaque. Photography by Megan Mendenhall.

Wide angle photo of N A S W and C A S W board members in the foreground in front of a packed conference ball room of awards lunch tables. Photography by Megan Mendenhall.

Did you miss our #SciWri24 national meeting this year? Read a recap of our #SciWriAwards ceremony in Raleigh filed by NASW conference travel fellow Nina Elkadi (@ninaelkadi.com) and professional photography provided by Megan Mendenhall: www.nasw.org/article... 💚🧪📝

Thank you so much for sharing that stunning sunrise photo with us (plus other uploads to our NASW Media Archive), Christina! So grateful for your repeat participation with us, from #SciWri24 Raleigh to #SciWri23 Boulder and other years past. Hope to see you at #SciWri25 in Pittsburgh! 💚

That’s a wrap on my 6th Science Writers meeting! Thanks to @sciencewriters.org for another fantastic event. I’m proud to be part of this curious, welcoming, & inspiring community. & thank you to Barrow Neurological Institute for supporting my attendance & professional development! #SciWri24 #SciWri

Vertical photo of a stylized map of North Carolina with a star denoting Raleigh, as seen on a mural in the Marriott City Center

The halls may be empty once more, but #SciWri24 lingers in our hearts. What did you love—or loved less—about our national conference this year, both online and in Raleigh? Please find our attendee survey link in Whova or in your email inbox. Due TODAY November 21: whova.com/portal/web... 💚🧪📝🦨

Graphic with text: "Post a job, find a science writer! Recruit talented science writers and communicators for your organization or project. Post job listings at www.nasw.org/advertise or find a writer at www.nasw.org/find-writer "

Newsroom Managers, Editors, and Communications Directors: If you loved the networking at #SciWri24 this month in Raleigh, then maximize your connections by posting to our NASW Job Bank! Post a #SciWriJobs ad at www.nasw.org/node/ad... or on our homepage at www.nasw.org/advertise 💚🧪📝

Vertical photo of the Raleigh Convention Center on a warm sunny day, showing the ample outdoor seating and meeting areas.

The halls may be empty once more, but #SciWri24 lingers in our hearts. What did you love—or loved less—about our national conference this year, both online and in Raleigh? Please find our attendee survey link in Whova or in your email inbox. Complete by November 21: whova.com/portal/web... 💚🧪📝🦨

Horizontal graphic of the N A S W board of directors, featuring 15 circle frames showing portrait photos of various genders, hairstyles, and ethnicities.

NASW Members: Meet your 2024-26 Board of Directors! If you missed them at #SciWri24 this fall, then join our Annual Member Meeting this Wednesday, November 20, to ask your questions and network with our new NASW leadership.

Who: www.nasw.org/article...
When: www.nasw.org/events/...

💚🧪📝

Vertical photo of the atrium lobby of the Raleigh Convention Center, with view of the Marriott City Center.

The halls may be empty once more, but #SciWri24 lingers in our hearts. What did you love—or loved less—about our national conference this year, both online and in Raleigh? Please find our attendee survey link in Whova or in your email inbox. Complete by November 21: whova.com/portal/web... 💚🧪📝🦨

Remembering last weekend’s fun at #SciWri24 in Raleigh, where I got to see some of my fav #sciencejournalism friends, toured a science museum, pet a snake AND had amazing food 🙌🏾

Vertical photo of the North Hallway of the Raleigh Convention Center looking into the atrium nook with seating and charging stations.

The halls may be empty once more, but #SciWri24 lingers in our hearts. What did you love—or loved less—about our national conference this year, both online and in Raleigh? Please find our attendee survey link in Whova or in your email inbox. Complete by November 21: whova.com/portal/web... 💚🧪📝🦨

Lots of good conversations & support at #SciWri24 last week. I, for one, really needed to be with other science writers & editors. Talking w #journalists (early-career to established) over several days reinvigorated me. We’re all tired, all scared as to the future of #SciComm.

America’s particle physics plan gets a status update RALEIGH, N.C. — Particle physicist Hitoshi Murayama admits that he used to worry about being known as the “most hated man” in his field of science. But the good news is that now he can joke about i…

The physicist who was in charge of the panel that prioritized America's future particle physics projects provides a survey of what's ahead - and is grateful that he didn't end up as the "most hated man" in his field of science. #ScienceWriters #SciWri24 cosmiclog.com/2024/11/16/a...

I met Laura as a grad student at UW-Madison in 2019. Even before then, I couldn't go to any #scicomm event without somebody mentioning her name. She's an absolute powerhouse and I consider myself so privileged to ever have gotten to learn from her - including this past weekend at #SciWri24.

Happy #SciWri24 Friday, and here's a post-conference creation.
Inspired a bit by the "village" atmosphere created by @sciencewriters.org
go.bsky.app/99LrhZ9

I think it's really important to think in broad terms about Helmuth's tenure at Scientific American. Because it has been truly remarkable. Bear with me here, because I think this matters and is worth thinking about. 🧵🧪 #SciWri24