Carly Horne discusses the benefits and drawbacks of competition, and the importance it holds in the learning process.
Fabien Cholet explores what the origin of life on Earth, the inside of your digestive system and climate change all have in common.
Pint of Science 2019: The Art of Science
21 Jun, 2019
You don’t need a cv to apply but you do need to write a short article - if you want a second pair of eyes before you submit just DM me, I’m happy to proofread! https://twitter.com/donnadlu/status/1278985736369451014
For any aspiring journalists: @newscientist is running its 6-month internship program from October. You'll get news, features and sub-editing experience. It pays a London living wage and is open to anyone from a BAME background. Please share and apply! https://jobs.newscientist.com/en-gb/job/1401708409/new-scientist-diversity-internship-programme-2020/
We're pleased to be running the New Scientist Diversity Internship Programme again this year. Our interns last year got experience across the whole company, built extensive portfolios of published work, & are all still regularly writing for the magazine. https://jobs.newscientist.com/en-gb/job/1401708409/new-scientist-diversity-internship-programme-2020/
"[Lived experience] involvement is considered ethically imperative to help prevent patronising and exclusionary practices, policies, and actions. However, it can also result in exploitation of the considerable expertise held by those with lived experience of poor mental health." https://twitter.com/GlasgowGist/status/1280465169030819842
In this article Michelle Jamieson (@themichjam) explains that lived experience of poor mental health matters for representation, yet this is not yet accepted by all!
Specialist Editor @eolasinntinn
Artwork @Emmagm19
https://the-gist.org/2020/07/lived-experience-of-mental-health-benefit-or-hindrance/
