you are here at the arthur l carter journalism institute at

you are here at the arthur l carter journalism institute at nyu. we are pleased that c-span is here with us as well as her usual live streaming and we been

you are here at the arthur l carter journalism institute at nyu. we are pleased that c-span is here with us as well as her usual live streaming and we been encouraged to watch the live stream and tweet questions using the # calvary combo. it is a real pleasure to have marty ma mark they have found wo great journalism and great reporting. while also accruing very large audiences. we have a number of people in the room who would love to do exactly that. as well as people who are joining us online. our host as always, is robert who is the wall street journal and a resident here at the carter institute. in moderate the discussion and do the introductions so take it away. >> thank yothank you, sir. our purpose is to dig in to how we report the story of science and medicine. and to do that, we bring together the best in science journalism, the best in science communications to explore a new research reaches the public. what can journalists learn about reporting from scientist? what can scientists learn about sharing their work from those who cover them c

you are here at the arthur l carter journalism institute at nyu. we are pleased c-span is with us as well as our usual live streaming. pleasure to have with macario and lauren us, both of whom have found waves -- ways to do great journalism and great reporting, while also accruing very large audiences. we have a number of people in the room who would love to do exactly that. our host as always is robert of the wall street journal, a distinguished writer in residence at the carter institute. he will moderate the discussion and do the introductions. welcome to the conversation on science communication. is to dig into how we report the story of science and medicine. to do that we bring together the best in science journalism, science communications to explore how new research reaches the public. what can journalists learn about reporting from scientists? what can scientists learn from those who cover them closely? what do there differing perspectives tell us about how the news of science is changing? how it reaches the popular culture and how journali