About
Eli Kintisch is the Ted Turner Professor of Environmental Media at George Washington University, affiliated with the School of Media and Public Affairs. He is also a correspondent for Science Magazine, with a career rooted in science and technology journalism. His work bridges environmental issues and media, emphasizing public understanding of science.
His educational and professional background includes roles at Scripps News, PBS NewsHour, and the Knight Science Journalism program at MIT, indicating a strong foundation in science communication.
His research interests center on science communication, environmental journalism, and climate change media coverage. These areas reflect his professional focus on how scientific issues are reported and understood by the public.
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- Science Communication
- Environmental Journalism
- Climate Change Communication
There are no listed scientific awards or honors in the provided information.
Eli Kintisch has not advised any students listed in the available data, and no grants or funding sources are mentioned. His career has been primarily in media and public engagement rather than academic research mentorship or grant-based research.
He is associated with the Knight Science Journalism program at MIT and contributes to Science Magazine, suggesting active participation in science media communities and networks.
