Getting Physics into the Paper

Petit, Charles

doi:10.1063/1.881242

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November 01 1990

Getting Physics into the Paper

Covering physics in the daily press often pushes reporters to the limits of their intellectual abilities, and yet it remains one of the most exciting aspects of the job.

Charles Petit

San Francisco Chronicle, National Association of Science Writers

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Physics Today 43 (11), 35–38 (1990);

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Few newspaper reporters have a formal grounding in physics. Yet most who cover hard science rate physics as among the most enjoyable and rewarding parts of the beat.

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