White papers, working papers, preprints, journal articles: What’s the difference?
In this updated piece, we explain the most common types of research papers journalists will encounter, noting their strengths and weaknesses.
In this updated piece, we explain the most common types of research papers journalists will encounter, noting their strengths and weaknesses.
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This recording of our 50-minute training session shows journalists how research can be a powerful tool for holding governments and politicians accountable and fighting disinformation.
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The results of our 2021 user survey offer insights into how journalists use academic research, why they don’t do it more often and more.
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A new paper offers insights into how to be more receptive to different opinions and the role it plays in building relationships and solving problems.
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Prior research on weather and COVID-19 transmission provides inconsistent results. A recent study shows transmission rates rise when temperatures drop or outdoor levels of ultraviolet radiation are high.
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As the year draws to a close, we’re taking a few moments to reflect on some of the pieces that meant a lot to us this year.
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In this updated collection of research, scholars find that student achievement falls after school shootings and enrollment drops as some families leave the area.
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Three researchers explain how journalists can use scientific consensus to bolster their coverage and battle misinformation about public policy topics.
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Prominent science journalists Deborah Blum, Cristine Russell and Brooke Borel offer advice to help newsrooms avoid common mistakes in writing headlines about health and medical research.
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How often do students and employees claim vaccine mandates conflict with their religious beliefs? What are schools doing to discourage exemptions to required childhood vaccines? We look at the research.
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