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The Open Notebook is a nonprofit organization that helps journalists who cover science improve their skills.
Pitch Database - The Open Notebook
To tell a compelling story to readers, you first need to sell your idea to an editor. Our pitch database contains successful story pitches to a wide range of publications. Each pitch is accompanied by a […]
A Day in the Life of Julian Nowogrodzki - The Open Notebook
Julian Nowogrodzki is an independent science editor and reporter in Boston, Massachusetts. They report on public health and the life sciences and edit across many beats, from AI to deep-sea mining to neuroscience. Their writing has appeared in The New York Times, Nature, MIT Technology Review, National Geographic, and other publications. As Nature’s first impact editor from 2021–2022 ...
About The Open Notebook
The Open Notebook fosters a supportive, diverse, and inclusive global community that enables reporters and editors who cover science to learn and thrive. We do this through training and mentoring programs, a thriving online magazine, and a rich community of journalists at all experience levels.
Ask TON: Organizing Notes - The Open Notebook
The Open Notebook Welcome back for another installment of Ask TON. Here’s our latest question: I have a confession. I don’t really know how to take good research notes. When I’m reporting feature stories, I end up with a stack of research papers and other materials. I read through the papers, highlighting things and maybe writing little notes in the margins. But I don’t have any ...
Programs - The Open Notebook
The Open Notebook empowers journalists across the U.S. and globally to tell impactful stories, contributing to an informed and engaged society. We achieve this through a variety of major programs designed to support journalists at every stage of their career.
Early-Career Fellowship Program - The Open Notebook
The Open Notebook offers a paid, part-time fellowship program for early-career science journalists. During the course of this fellowship, fellows work with a mentor to plan, report, and write articles for publication at The Open Notebook and become part of the TON editorial team. This one-year program offers fellows the opportunity to explore their career interests and passions and to sharpen ...
Where to Get Started at The Open Notebook
When we started The Open Notebook in 2010, our goal was to provide journalists who cover science with tools and resources to help them sharpen their skills and build community. Over the years … We’ve looked at how to find story ideas and how to figure out whether they’re viable—and how to pitch them. We’ve covered how to read a scientific paper, how to report on disability, how to ...
Science Journalism Master Classes - The Open Notebook
Science Journalism Master Classes Wherever you are in your career—novice, developing, or established—The Open Notebook’s Science Journalism Master Classes will help you sharpen your ability to find and vet story ideas, craft effective pitches, report and write impactful stories, spot scientific hype, conduct effective interviews, and more.
TON en Español - The Open Notebook
The Open Notebook ha publicado más de 500 artículos y otros recursos destinados a ayudar a los periodistas de ciencia a mejorar sus habilidades. Esta página contiene traducciones al español de un conjunto creciente de esos artículos. [The Open Notebook has published more than 500 articles and other resources to help science journalists improve their skills. Our readers come from almost ...
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