Early-career scientists are vulnerable to deteriorating employment conditions and pressure to meet tight deadlines. FRONTIERS offers immersive experiences at the forefront of knowledge to inspire and nurture the next generation of science journalists.
The FRONTIERS Science Journalism Residency Program has selected ten science journalists to work on their projects at European research institutions. The fellows will explore topics such as climate change, technology, and life sciences, and each will receive a grant of up to €6,000 per month.
The FRONTIERS Residency Program received 47 applications from science journalists worldwide, representing a broad range of career levels and countries. The selected applicants will start their science journalism residences by Spring 2025.
The FRONTIERS Science Journalism Initiative offers a residency program for journalists to develop independent journalism while working with scientists at the forefront of knowledge. Seven journalists from around the globe were selected for the first round and will receive Frontiers Residencies in various EU countries.
The FRONTIERS Residency Program has awarded grants to seven European journalists to develop their projects on cutting-edge scientific topics, including climate change and agroecology. The selected fellows will spend 3-5 months at a European research institution and receive a monthly grant of up to €6,000.
The FRONTIERS residency program received 33 applications from science journalists interested in a three to five month research residency in the EU or associated country. Applications will be evaluated by a committee and results announced in May 2024.
The FRONTIERS residency program, funded by the European Research Council, invites science journalists to spend three to five months with frontier research teams in EU Member States. Selected fellows will receive a monthly allowance and participate in training sessions.
The Center for Ethics in Science and Science Journalism (CESJ) will oversee a residency program for science journalists in research institutions across Europe. The program aims to promote independent and ethically responsible science coverage, providing training and capacity building opportunities.