Majorana 1, science journalism, and other things
While I have many issues with how the Nobel Prizes are put
science journalism
New science pages in The Hindu
The Hindu has a new print product out called ‘Surf & Dive’
The news exists to inform, not to educate
I’d like to highlight a letter published in Science on January
Visual science journalism’s DNA twist
Your left hand and right hand are mirror-images of each other. You
You’re allowed to be interested in particle physics
This article appeared in The Hindu’s e-paper today.
I wrote it,
End of the line
The folks at The Wire have laid The Wire Science to rest,
The foundation of shit
I’ve been a commissioning editor in Indian science, health, and environment
A Q&A about philosophy in journalism
Earlier this year, Varun Bhatta, assistant professor of philosophy at the Indian
Waters and bridges between science journalism and scicomm
On November 24-25, the Science Journalists’ Association of India (SJAI) conducted its
An 'expanded' heuristic to evaluate science as a non-scientist
The Hindu publishes a column called ‘Notebook’ every Friday, in which journalists
The identity of scientific papers
This prompt arose in response to Stuart Ritchie’s response to a
Saying bye to The Wire
Today, November 30, is my last day at The Wire Science and
