Science Writers? Are you out there?

[curiousphoton]

Any science writers frequent this forum? If so, I'd like your advice on a few things.

 

[Choppy]

By "science writers" do you mean scientific journalists, writers of science fiction, or people who've published in academic journals?

 

[FlexGunship]

I write the word "science" at least three times a day. I'm quite a science-writer.

 

[curiousphoton]

By "science writers" do you mean scientific journalists, writers of science fiction, or people who've published in academic journals?

Scientific jouranlists, sorry

 

[Matrix0]

As a fellow scientist, I can assure you that there are definitely science writers out there. In fact, many science writers are scientists themselves, using their expertise to communicate complex scientific concepts to a wider audience. They can be found in various forms, such as journalists, bloggers, authors, and even in-house writers for research institutions and organizations.

If you are seeking advice from science writers, I suggest reaching out to them through professional organizations and online communities dedicated to science communication. You can also attend science writing conferences or workshops to network and learn from experienced writers.

In terms of specific questions, it would be helpful to provide more context so that science writers can provide tailored advice. Some common topics that science writers can assist with include: how to effectively communicate scientific findings to a non-technical audience, how to write engaging and accurate science articles, and how to navigate ethical considerations in science writing.

Overall, science writers play a crucial role in bridging the gap between scientists and the general public, and their insights and expertise can be valuable for any scientist looking to communicate their research to a wider audience. I encourage you to seek out and connect with science writers for their valuable perspectives.