Five days can feel like a short time, but my experience at the UK Media and Emerging Technologies (UK MEET) Fellowship has reminded me how much can change when journalists are challenged to question what they know, interrogate evidence and approach familiar stories from a different perspective.
Beyond the headlines: How the UK MEET Fellowship is changing the way we approach Science Journalism
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