Course literature

The course literature will be given on the first session or you are welcome to pick up your copies before course start in Marie's office, Osquldas väg 10, floor 3.

The teachers will also give handouts on each session. The handouts will be posted under each session as well as in a separate page called handouts.

Course literature

• A Field Guide for Science Writers: The Official Guide of the National Association of Science Writers , Deborah Blum, Mary Knudson, Robin Marantz Henig
• The Oxford Book of Modern Science Writing , Richard Dawkins

Articles for Critical Reading

• Look, no hands - about driverless cars (The Economist)
• Nano-Optics: Integrated Optical Circuits Coming Soon? (Science Daily)
• Quantum entanglement only dependent upon area (Alpha Galileo Fundation)
• The Known Knowns of Climate Change (Project Syndicates)
• Parallel worlds
• Puzzling Over Primordial Lithium

Extra material

“Nine ways scientists demonstrate they don't understand journalism”

If reporters wrote stories the way some scientists seem to want, few people would read science coverage

“Scientists should not be allowed to copy-check stories about their work”

Extensive copy-checking by scientists before publication does not serve journalism, science or readers