SATNAV: Science and Technology News and Views is the University of Birmingham's science journalism society which publishes a bi-annual magazine and regular e-newsletters all written, edited and published by students, for students.
If you're interested in journalism, scientific writing, or even scientific illustration or photography then this the society for you! We offer great opportunities to gain experiences, enhance your skills and get published! We cater to all ranges of scientific interests from psychology to physics and everything in between! You can join us and become a member via the Guild of Students website at Guild of Students: SATNAV.
Our publications:
SATNAV Magazine
Our magazine is published bi-annually and includes articles written by students on topics within a chosen theme, and anything that communicates science, from artwork to crosswords. We’ve also had several opportunities to interview world-renown scientists and experts such as Nobel Laurette Professor Sir Fraser Stoddart and author of ‘Inferior’, Angela Saini, and covered huge events like STEM, LGTBQ and You, and the EPS Trophy! You can read these and all our previous magazine editions and exclusive content at www.satnavmag.com.
SATNAV:SCOPE e-newsletter
We launched our new e-newsletter, SATNAV:Scope, in the 2020/2021 academic year in the College of Engineering and Physics Sciences and we now publish monthly issues with student-selected theme. These issues contain articles, short paragraphs or topic introductions, artworks, and resources suggested by students. If you would like to vote for upcoming themes or add your own suggestions, you can do so via this short form. You can also check out our schedule which gets regularly updated here, and our previous newsletter issues are all available on our blog at www.satnavscope.wordpress.com.
Want to know more? Email us at satnav@guild.bham.ac.uk and don’t forget to keep up to date with our latest news on Facebook, Twitter @satnavmag, Instagram @satnav_mag and LinkedIn.
Latest news from SATNAV
SATNAV are always looking for novel ways to communicate science and collaborate with other societies. This term has been no different with new partnerships and even a merge with another group! Chair Anna tells us more.
With nearly 50 articles published this year, the pandemic hasn't stopped SATNAV! With their first careers event and online-exclusive magazine, Mia Wroe tells us about the society's amazing accomplishments over the year.