The 5 Winners of the 2014 Kavli Prize Scholarships were announced during a wine and cheese reception at AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science) in Chicago on Saturday the 15th of February.
And the winners are...

Chul Joong Kim, President of the World Federation of Science Journalists (WFSJ), will announce the winners of five new scholarships for science journalists at AAAS in Chicago on the 15th of February.







Chuul Joong Kim, President WFSJ (left)
Nils Chr. Stenseth President NASL (right)
                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

The 2014 Kavli Prize scholarship for Science Journalists is now closed. Thanks to everyone who submitted to this year's competition. We now enter the next stage—the selection process. The winners will be revealed at the AAAS Annual Meeting on Saturday the 15th of February at 5:30 p.m. Montreux Room 3, Swissôtel Chicago. 

The Swiss Association of Science Journalists (SASJ) recently joined the World Federation of Science Journalists, becoming its 46th member.

Win the opportunity to attend and cover the Kavli Prize Award Ceremony in Oslo, Norway 8 – 11 September 2014. Be one of up to 5 journalists to win a scholarship and get the opportunity to attend the Kavli Prize. 

The National Inventors Hall of Fame wants to increase the diversity of its candidate pool and the technologies represented,
The National Inventors Hall of Fame was established in 1973 to honor individuals who conceived, patented, and advanced great technological achievements that have benefited our society.  

The World Federation of Science Journalists has moved! We left our office space in Ottawa/Gatineau and moved a couple of hundred kilometers down the road to Montreal. We are sharing office space with the the Quebec Science-Presse agency and with the Quebec member of the WFSJ, the Association des Communicateurs Scientifiques du Quebec.
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The Balkan Association of Science Journalists (BASJ) recently joined the World Federation of Science Journalists, becoming its 45th proud member.
BASJ was founded in June 2012, at a regional training course in Tirana, Albania. The founders of the association are 12 science journalists, from the Balkans and South-Eastern Europe (Macedonia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Moldova, Romania, Hungary, Kosovo, Bulgaria and Serbia).