Science journalists join the Frontiers Initiative
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The project will empower science journalists who bridge the gap between scientific achievements and public understanding
Science journalists worldwide are invited to apply for a residency at one of the European research institutions. These can last for 3 up to 5 months, and aim to educate journalists to achieve a deeper understanding of different interdisciplinary research approaches. This is especially important when communicating high risk / high reward research. The project is coordinated by NOVA University in Lisbon.
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