The raison d'être of a science journalist, courtesy Hobsbawm
For someone who reads very slowly (a 300-page book usually takes a
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Do your bit, broaden your science menu
If you think a story was not covered by the media, it’
Auditing science stories: Two examples from the bottom rungs
There are different kinds of science stories. I don’t just mean
The worst poem ever
How does feel to write a story and then, just like that,
Establishing trust across the aisle on issues of climate change
Featured image: An image from a shipborne NASA investigation to study how
The metaphorical transparency of responsible media
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The nomenclature of uncertainty
The headline of a Nature article published on December 9 reads ‘LIGO
TIFR's superconductor discovery: Where are the reports?
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UCal Irvine’s ‘fifth force’ farce
Michael Moyer just concluded a rant on Twitter (at the time of
'Infinite in All Directions', a science newsletter
At 10 am (IST) every Monday, I will be sending out a
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Science journalism as an institutional undertaking
“The paper has been through many financial crises and Science Times has
