References
This section of the Observatory is dedicated to curating resources on science journalism. Here science journalists can find a selection of information to keep up to date with the ever-changing scenario of the field.
Articles, podcasts, videos, and other kinds of free online resources can be found. The selection will particularly focus on the topics that have been at the center of ENJOI research: artificial intelligence, environment, and climate crisis, water and food shortage, and the use of data (especially open science data) to report on science topics. But we will also look at how a few innovative practices are changing the way science journalism is conducted: engagement methods, cross-border collaborations, and solution journalism.
Any suggestions for resoucers to enrich our ENJOI Observatory’s references space? Get in touch!

Science as a human and social practice

Shared Goals, Divergent Paths: The Intersection of Journalism and Academia

Navigating Misinformation in the Digital Age: A Conversation with Andy Ridgway

Science outreach: What’s the scientists’ perspective?

A systems-level approach to tackle scientific misinformation

Learning from the past: A Conversation with Cristina Luís

Even after the pandemic, trust in Scientists Remains Strong Globally

Looking for experts beyond our cultural and geographic ‘bubble’

Speaking to the mind and heart: Emotions in science communication

How to employ AI in journalism ethically?

Turning climate reporting into a force of change

Features of polarised scientific messages online: A review

Responsibly leveraging AI in journalism

Why We Struggle to Understand People Outside Our Social Groups

Enhancing Public Engagement in Science Communication through Journalism

Don’t correct disinformation. Prevent it

Being on the same page

TikTok: A Rising Social Phenomenon or News Desert?

European Union Approved AI Act

Engaged Science Journalism. The ENJOI Podcast.

Unveiling AI's Newsroom Role: Efficiency Boosts and Misinformation Hazards

The risk with data voids in reinforcing misinformation

Labelling AI-generated content helps maintain audience trust. Or not?

ENJOI contribution to the Concluding Statement of the PCST Venice Symposium 2023

AI in the newsroom: a general lack of guidelines. A survey

Data and solution journalism to report on climate change and environmental issue

The Renaissance of the Newsletter and where to find them

Lights and Shadows on Local Journalism

Fact-checking, engaging communities in debunking scientific hoaxes

Generative AI is here: half of the newsrooms seem already to be using various tools

Building a relationship between science journalism and citizen science

How should science journalism talk about environmental pollution? The collaboration of data journalism and solution journalism

Slow journalism as an answer to news inflation

The right way to make science known, and to bring it into people's lives

The problem of misinformation after the Covid-19 pandemic

Has the Covid-19 pandemic changed how science journalists work?

What went wrong with data journalism during the Covid-19 pandemic

How cross-border collaboration could help scientific journalism

Flaws in reporting on AI: a checklist tool for reporters
