Writers and Editors

Let me know if any wonderful publications are left out of this informally assembled list.

• Aeon ("a sanctuary online for serious thinking")
• Cosmos (the science of everything)
• Ag Insider (Food and Environment Reporting Network)
• Massive Science (New science stories every week, written by scientists themselves)
• National Geographic Magazine
• Nature (an esteemed and heavily cited science journal)
• Nautilus (each issue on a special topic, backed by Howard Hughes Medical Institute)
• New Scientist (realistic news reporting, from UK)
• Newswise
• Politico
• Pro Publica (Journalism in the Public Interest) Read More 

From NASW: You can participate free in the fifth annual Science Online meeting (#SciO11) this week, thanks to the National Association of Science Writers. Livestreamed topics include history of science as a writing tool, using fiction to explain science, communicating science with humor, and many others. Find the livestream and archive here beginning Saturday, Jan 15: http://scienceonline2011.com/watch /

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The British Chiropractic Association brought a libel case against science writer Simon Singh in London for his criticism of chiropractic procedures in the book Trick or Treatment: The Undeniable Facts About Alternative Medicine and in a Guardian article, "Beware the Spinal Trap"  Read More