The circumstances in which scientists are science journos
On September 6, 2019, two researchers from Israel uploaded a preprint to
science communication
The press office
A press-officer friend recently asked me for pointers on how he could
The invitations
First, I was invited to speak at a science communication meeting in
Authority, authoritarianism and a scicomm paradox
I received a sharp reminder to better distinguish between activists and experts
Review: 'Mission Mangal' (2019)
This review assumes Tanul Thakur’s review as a preamble.
There’s
Anil Ananthaswamy in conversation with Anita Nair
I attended an event at the Bangalore International Centre yesterday, Anita Nair
Diversifying into other beats
I delivered my annual talk AMA at the NCBS science writing workshop
We don't have a problem with the West, we're just obsessed with it
When you don’t write about scientific and technological research for its
Friends no more
Growing up, watching Friends was a source of much amusement and happiness.
'Lots of people don't know lots of things'
You might have seen news channels on the television (if you do
Ruins of the Sutlej avulsion paper's coverage
Reporting on the new Indus civilisation study out of IIT-K and Imperial
Taking the ringdown route to understanding the humans of science
What follows is an attempt to process and understand Cassandra Willyard’s
