What’s your story? Tell the next person about your research scientist For a chance to get your story published.
The Scientist proudly presents What’s Your Story?, our second annual science writing competition celebrating the fundamental impact of science communication on research and discovery. Science begins with a spark of inspiration that arises from curiosity, an idea, or an interest. A well-told scientific story has the power to generate excitement and encourage further discovery in a lasting chain of creativity and sharing.
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What’s your story?Scientists have the opportunity to engage with a broad public audience, receive feedback from The Scientist’s editorial team, and compete for first and second place. First place will receive $500 USD. The next 2nd place will each receive $250 USD.
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Do you have a fascinating science story to tell? Submit it on paper scientistA writing contest with a chance to win!
This competition is open to senior scientists, graduate students, research fellows, and laboratory managers interested in science communication. To apply, please submit a 500-600 word journalistic style article about a recently published scientific discovery in the life sciences. Applications are evaluated in the following ways: scientist’The review committee is comprised of professional science communicators with Ph.D. winners cooperate scientistOur editorial team creates stories and publishes them online to reach a wide audience of like-minded life scientists.
To participate in What’s Your Story?, please review the recruitment requirements. submission and guidelines Then send your story to submissions@the-scientist.com. Submission deadline is March 31, 2025. I look forward to reading your stories.
A well-told scientific story has the power to generate excitement and encourage further discovery in a lasting chain of creativity and sharing.
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