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29 Science Writing Opportunities
Scientific American, Live Science and pitches that pay $1 a word.
Welcome to this week’s edition of The Science Freelancer.
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29 gigs and jobs await you in this newsletter.
But before that a BIG
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to Katie M for buying me a ☕️ last week. This was the FIRST EVER coffee bought for The Science Freelancer. Your support means a lot and inspired me to look for more gigs and resources this week.
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Since freelancers do not have the same needs and are at different career levels, we have a mixed bag of opportunities here.
Type of Gigs this week
Freelance
Stephanie Hope is looking for US-based writers with expertise writing about sleep and hearing aids
Nick Carbone is looking for someone to review assessment questions in an ebook (pay upto $45/ hour)
Darin Cole is looking for social media writer with an understanding of sensitive mental health issues
Angela Gilboy needs a freelance writer with pharma experience
Jessica Lorello is looking for writers and researchers who are passionate about Nature, Wildlife, Climate and Weather
Beth Wise is looking for Senior Medical writers with hematology experience preferred
Dawn Badia is looking for copywriters with pharma experience (Email)
Pitch Call
MIT Technology Review is seeking news pitches about materials science, space, sensors and robotics.
Atmos Mag is accepting pitches around COP29 (up to $1/ word)
Internship
Morgridge Institute for Research is looking for a local student writer
The Glasgow Insight into Science and Technology wants writers for stories and features
Eldridge Writing and Consulting is looking for a medical writing apprentice
Scientific American is looking for its next news intern
Before we head to the last few sections of the newsletter, I would like to share how I plan to run this newsletter.
Most newsletters usually hide opportunities behind a paywall, which can really hurt freelancers when the chips are down. Paying $5 or $8 a month, just to get a glimpse of an opportunity does not seem fair.
So, I want to run The Science Freelancer on a “Pass-it-On“ model, where freelancers who are doing well chip in. This month, it could be you; next month, it could be someone else.
Not a subscription, no commitment, just whatever you can give now.
One Coffee, Two Coffees, Three Coffees!
(More the coffees, lesser the Ads 🙂).
Katie M did it last week. Will you be next?
Full-Time / Part-Time
The Department of Physics at Washington University needs a full time Science Writer
Barcelona Institute of Global Health is looking for a Scientific Writer
Charles Drew University (LA) is looking for a full time grant writer
Havas Health Network in the UK is looking for a principal medical writer
Wafa Tambe is looking for a senior Scientific Writer at Sanofi (Email)
Circle Health Group needs a writer with knowledge of SEO at its London Office.
Hybrid/ Remote
Biostrata is looking for a science writer based in the UK (Remote)
First Principles is looking for a Canada-based science writer (Remote)
Live Science is looking for a trending news writer (UK, Hybrid)
Children and Nature Network needs a Research Library Curator (Remote, $30/ hour)
Open Health is looking for a Senior Medical Writer (Remote)
IQVIA is looking for a full-time Medical Writer in Brazil (Remote)
Healthplix is looking for a senior medical writer (India, Remote)
Resources
The Open Notebook’s early career fellowship program is now accepting applications
Looking for more journalism opportunities, check Study Hall Sampler, a newsletter with community news and resources for journalists.
If you feel that you are on the journalism treadmill and want to get off, learn how to pay yourself with Lex Roman. Her newsletter Journalists Pay Themselves is 🔥
A friendly reminder.
Each freelancer is unique and works differently. Some opportunities in this edition may not work for you, but they could be a perfect fit for another freelancer.
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That’s it for this week.
New week, new opportunities!
Keep applying. We’ve got this!
Ameya
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