“Today much of investigative journalism is about acquiring, organizing and analyzing large, digital document sets. Technology plays a critical role in all phases but those resources are unevenly distributed. Only
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“In an era of rapid change and global interconnection, understanding and addressing the challenges of tomorrow has never been more urgent. The McCloy Fellowships on Global Trends are designed to
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“The Propel Initiative Regional Training Series at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo takes place April 24-25, 2026. Sessions will be led by accomplished reporters, editors and news leaders
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Earlier this year, OpenAI launched ChatGPT Health, a feature allowing users to incorporate data from their medical records and wellness apps to ask questions about their health and test results,
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“Beyond its staggering electricity demands, AI requires water — and a lot of it. “A single data center can consume over 300,000 gallons a day — equivalent to the water
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“The tech industry’s insatiable interest in AI is driving a data center boom in the US that shows no sign of slowing down; nearly 3,000 are under construction, adding to
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“Data center development is rapidly accelerating across the United States. At SciLine’s next briefing, jointly hosted with AAAS’ EPI Center, scientists will brief both reporters and public officials on national
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“As AI becomes more ubiquitous, journalists and newsrooms are increasingly using AI tools in their newsgathering and production. “In this one-hour discussion, we’ll discuss some of the ethical questions about
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“During the session, Oxpeckers Investigative Environmental Journalism will be demonstrating how to incorporate data into environmental investigations. They will introduce the organisation and the way they work, and showcase some
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“The United States currently has the largest data center footprint in the world and there are no signs development will slow down. The Great Lakes region is home to nearly
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“Founded in 1987 by the late David Packard, the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) is a nonprofit oceanographic research center advancing marine science and engineering to understand our changing
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“The Climate Journalism Network Austria is organizing an investigative workshop in Vienna, for journalists based in Europe. “The training provides early- and mid-career journalists with vital skills to investigate the
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“The Sigma Awards were launched in 2020 to recognize the best data journalism around the world, and also to preserve and build a media community that is increasingly important for
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Press passes are available for STAT’s 2026 Breakthrough West Summit in San Francisco. Email events@statnews.com with brief information about your role and organization. Please note that in-person press passes are subject
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Press passes are available for STAT’s 2026 Breakthrough East Summit in New York, N.Y. Email events@statnews.com with brief information about your role and organization. Please note that in-person press passes
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“Press registration is now open for the 2025 Advanced Summit on November 11. This year’s hybrid event brings together the global research community – live-streamed online and onsite in Berlin
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Ongoing cuts and reinstatements to federal science funding, along with related lawsuits, have kept reporters hopping. At this Connector chat, top reporters Stephanie Lee of The Chronicle of Higher Education
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“Solutions journalism is often rooted in optimism, but how do you tell hopeful stories without glossing over formidable challenges? Marine carbon dioxide removal pushes this tension to the limit. Approaches
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Press registration is open for the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) 2025 Annual Meeting, “the world’s largest gathering of human genetics and genomics professionals,” taking place in Boston, Mass.
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“Artificial intelligence-powered chatbots can provide round-the-clock access to supportive ‘conversations,’ which some people are using as a substitute for interactions with licensed mental health clinicians or friends. But users may
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“The AMS 106th Annual Meeting [Jan. 25-29, 2026] offers many opportunities for journalists to learn the state of scientific advancement in weather, climate, and water-related disciplines. It is also a
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“Join the D.C. Science Writers Association (DCSWA) to learn how to use Substack to share news about science, medicine, health, and technology. This free online Zoom webinar will include a
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“The Outrider Nuclear Reporting Summit will gather media practitioners, national security experts, frontline communities, policymakers and scientists. This free, two-day conference and training will focus on how nuclear weapons issues
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The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ short fiction contest will be judged by renowned American science fiction author Kim Stanley Robinson. No entry fee. Cash prizes. “Submitted stories can be
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