Science Journalists forget to be journalists http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/the-lay-scientist/2011/jun/28/1

Clinical trials in developing countries bit.ly/j0dJM6 #wcsj2011

Video: Digital Media - Use of digital media tools for science journalism bit.ly/k37Pgu #wcsj2011

Video: Energy, Water and Food Nexus: The Science of Optimization and Sustainability bit.ly/lgEoGT #wcsj2011

Disaster Reporting: Lessons from Japan bit.ly/jPzMla #wcsj2011

Video: Let's Get Physical bit.ly/lsXCjn #wcsj2011

Video: Secret Science bit.ly/j8mIc5 #wcsj2011

Video: Spotlight on Global Health bit.ly/lFUYH0 #wcsj2011

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Hundreds of Shipwrecks Found in Eastern Mediterranean bit.ly/lxmiV6 #wcsj2011

Reporters get tips on exposing pseudoscience bit.ly/m8ehhe #wcsj2011

Agricultural reporters urged to “talk” in plain language to farmers bit.ly/jSsAod #wcsj2011

Secret of Stars: Everything You Need to Know About Blogging bit.ly/q7k28w #wcsj2011

Multi-skilling is key for the science journalists of the future bit.ly/rnCYGh #wcsj2011

Implementing a Science Journalism Curriculum bit.ly/rsVzcl #wcsj2011

Teamwork is the key to success bit.ly/pGrd0Z #wcsj2011

Arab Spring to Arab Summer bit.ly/pjaf5x #wcsj2011

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