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The New York Times names new national science correspondent - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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I’m thrilled to announce that Eric Boodman, one of the most lauded rising talents in the world of science writing, will be joining The Times in the new role of national science correspondent. Eric comes to us from STAT, where he has worked since its founding in 2015, helping to make it a destination for narrative features. His chronicle of a Haitian-American hospital worker’s death was a finalist for the Livingston Award and won the New America Award for public service coverage of immigrant comm
The New York Times names space editor - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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Soon after Artemis II splashed down in April, culminating a jaw-dropping run of New York Times coverage of the mission, the man who coordinated that effort, Michael Roston, made his long-planned move to the Express desk. The Science desk already was planning to fill multiple seats with editors, but it became clear that one of those hires would also have to step into some enormous moon boots. Four months later, I am thrilled to announce that we’ve landed one — and she’s one of the brilliant minds
Reporter to start new AI beat on The New York Times Science desk - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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At a moment when the rise of artificial intelligence is transforming nearly every beat that The Times covers, it’s long overdue for the Science desk to have a reporter dedicated to the subject. That’s not just because A.I. is enabling researchers across all the realms of science to make connections and discoveries that weren’t possible before. It’s also because A.I. itself is emerging as one of the major advances in the history of human knowledge, and the Science desk should be examining its ach
The New York Times appoints a new reporter for Science - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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I am delighted to announce that Carolyn Y. Johnson of The Washington Post will be joining The Times as a science reporter. For those of you unfamiliar with Carolyn’s byline, she has distinguished herself during her twenty-year-plus career — first at The Boston Globe, and later at The Post — as one of the science world’s most versatile, lucid and engaging journalists. Carolyn caught the science bug in high school, spending her summers working in molecular biology, materials science and physics la
The New York Times appoints a news director for Science - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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In recent years, desks at The Times have been encouraged to appoint a lead news editor: someone to serve as the main point of contact on news and work with the desk’s whole team, editors and writers alike, to find ways to make their daily coverage as urgent and vital as possible. I am thrilled to announce that Russell Goldman, a 12-year veteran of the International desk, has agreed to take on that role for Science, with the title of news director. For the past two years, Russell has been the Int
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