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DESCRIPTION:hosted by Andreas Rothe\nAbstract: Time: 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm\, 
 followed by a receptionHow do current socio-political developments\, histo
 rical legacies\, and challenges to media freedom shape the work of science
  journalists around the world? And how does growing pressure on major US-b
 ased media outlets impact science reporting worldwide? As a highlight of t
 his year’s ISTA Journalist in Residence (https://ist.ac.at/en/institute/
 residencies/) program\, we invite you to join our panel discussion with re
 nowned science journalists based in Australia\, Austria\, Switzerland\, In
 dia\, and the US.Joined by a distinguished colleague from Austria\, the 20
 25 ISTA Journalists in Residence will share insights into the challenges t
 hey face within their respective national (media) landscape – and how th
 ey navigate them. How do current developments affect public perceptions of
  science in different parts of the world? The panelists will also explore 
 how the increasing political and financial pressure on dominant US-based m
 edia influence science journalism around the globe. Could these shifts ope
 n up opportunities for greater regional diversity and visibility of intern
 ational voices? Finally\, the panel will reflect on how science\, science 
 communication\, and science journalism can work together in these times of
  disruption – to strive for a brighter future.Panelists: Clare Watson fr
 om Australia is an award-winning independent journalist and fact-checker w
 riting about science\, health\, medicine and environment\, published in Th
 e Guardian\, Nature\, New Scientist\, Undark\, ScienceAlert\, and Australi
 an media including ABC National Radio and Cosmos Magazine. She is currentl
 y visiting ISTA through the Institute’s Journalist in Residence program.
 Giorgia Guglielmi from Italy\, based in Switzerland\, is a freelance scien
 ce writer and communicator\, specializing in life sciences\, biomedicine\,
  science policy\, and the intersections of science and society. Her pieces
  have appeared in Nature\, Science\, The Transmitter\, Scientific American
 \, and more. Giorgia Guglielmi is visiting ISTA as a Journalist in Residen
 ce through FRONTIERS\, the science journalism initiative funded by the Eur
 opean Research Council (ERC).Jackie Snow from the USA is an experienced in
 dependent journalist and expert with strong expertise in and focus on Arti
 ficial Intelligence (AI)\, published in leading publications including The
  New York Times\, Wall Street Journal and National Geographic. While much 
 of her reporting focuses on Al and the way it can benefit the world\, she 
 also published on topics from data poisoning to concentrated solar-thermal
  power. She is currently visiting ISTA through the Institute’s Journalis
 t in Residence program.Monika Mondal from India is a rising-star\, award-w
 inning independent journalist writing about science\, society and environm
 ent\, published in international outlets such as Undark\, Nature\, Guardia
 n\, Diplomat\, Wired\, but also in reputable general public media in India
  such as The Hindu. She is currently visiting ISTA through the Institute
 ’s Journalist in Residence program.Tanja Traxler from Austria\, is Chief
  Science Editor at the renowned Austrian daily Der Standard. Prior to focu
 sing on journalism\, she has studied and researched in the field of Quantu
 m Physics in Austria\, the US and the Netherlands. She published popular s
 cience books\, and was awarded prices for Science Book of the Year (2019) 
 and Austrian Science Journalist of the Year (2024).Moderation: Marlene Now
 otny\, Science Journalist at Ö1 Radio
LOCATION:Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA)\, Raiffeisen Le
 cture Hall\, Am Campus 1\, 3400 Klosterneuburg\, ISTA
ORGANIZER:diana.gruber@ista.ac.at
SUMMARY:Science Journalism around the Globe during Times of Disruption
URL:https://talks-calendar.ista.ac.at/events/5706
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