Need a scientist source for your news story on how #BirdFlu, #microplastics, or #AffordableHousing supply can affect your community? Reach out to our expert matching team between 8 a.m.-8 p.m. ET for a rapid, on deadline response. https://bit.ly/41xyCQv
SciLine
Information Services
Washington, DC 904 followers
Scientific expertise and context on deadline. We help journos.
About us
SciLine is an independent, freely available service providing timely access to trustworthy, articulate experts for journalists and other communicators producing print, broadcast, or digital stories about science-related issues. We provide real-time access to knowledgeable and articulate scientific experts. On deadline. For free. www.sciline.org
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https://www.sciline.org
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- Information Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Washington, DC
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2017
- Specialties
- Science and journalism
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Washington, DC 20005, US
Employees at SciLine
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Matt DeRienzo
Director, SciLine
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Kathryn Murdoch
Co-Founder and President at Quadrivium Foundation
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Rebecca Conroy Elmuccio
Digital Marketing | Digital Strategy | Social Media Marketing | Project Management
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Rick Weiss
SciLine- American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
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Wildfire? Snowstorms? PFAS? Hurricane recovery? Whatever science topics you are covering in your news stories, SciLine's free expert matching service is here to help. Contact us M-F 8 a.m.-8 p.m. ET to connect with articulate science experts. https://bit.ly/41xyCQv #ScienceNews #ExpertAdvice #ScientificCommunication
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Covering the latest on the rates of Black women dying of breast cancer? Watch our Q&A with Dr. Kathie-Ann Joseph (NYU Langone Health). Free to use, clip, or quote for news stories. https://bit.ly/3A09eYj
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Need a scientist-source for a news story? Our expert-matching team can help, M-F 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. EDT, for free! Submit a request & we'll match you with an articulate expert—on deadline. https://bit.ly/3DmK8ka
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Reporters—covering IVF or the effects of fetal personhood laws on fertility medicine practitioners and patients? Book a 15-minute 1-on-1 interview with Dr. Emily S. Jungheim on December 11 (1-3 p.m. ET) to discuss the latest research on IVF. https://bit.ly/4iviEfs Northwestern Medicine
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Learn the science behind Christmas tree farming and how Hurricane Helene affected the supply of trees in North Carolina with Dr. Justin Whitehill (NC State). Book your 15-minute 1-on-1 interview slot on December 11 (3-5 p.m. ET). https://bit.ly/4gnaMee NC State College of Natural Resources
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Covering the Supreme Court's hearing on transgender medical care? Our 2023 Q&A with Dr. Meredithe McNamara covers the science of how restrictions to care can affect mental health, what is involved medically & how children develop a sense of who they are. https://bit.ly/3D987X7 #Skrmetti
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Our expert matching service is closed for the long weekend. We will be back to help reporters to connect with science experts for their news stories on Mon., Dec. 2 (8 a.m. ET). Til then, check out the wide range of expert Q&As and fact sheets on our site: www.sciline.org
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California or Oregon reporter covering #landslides in your community? ICYMI: our recent Q&A with landslide expert Dr. Dan Sturmer offers info on landslide causes and damages. Full video/transcript are free to clip/quote/use for news stories: https://bit.ly/3Onaqs2 University of Cincinnati
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SciLine reposted this
Finding experts, making sense of studies, understanding statistical jargon... Some very useful tips for both journalists who specialize in science and those who weave science into stories on other beats 💡 (including quick-hit resources for tight deadlines!) By The Open Notebook & SciLine #sciencejournalism #breakingnews