Science Desk

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Our Science Desk

Have a science tip, research inquiry, or story lead? Our team of expert science journalists and editors is ready to hear from you.

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For general inquiries, story tips, or press credentials.

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Speak directly with our science editors during business hours.

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Drop by for scheduled interviews or press briefings.

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How Fast We Respond

Our Science Desk is committed to timely responses for all inquiries.

Low Priority
24-48h
Standard Response
General inquiries, research submissions, and non-urgent correspondence.
Medium Priority
12h
Priority Response
Press credentials, expert sourcing requests, and feature proposals.
High Priority
1-3h
Urgent Response
Breaking science news, corrections, and time-sensitive embargoed stories.

Meet Our Science Desk

Our dedicated team of science journalists and editors covers everything from particle physics to marine biology.

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Dr. Sarah Chen

Editor-in-Chief, Science

PhD in Astrophysics from Caltech. 15 years covering space exploration, cosmology, and quantum physics.

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James Okonkwo

Senior Science Correspondent

Specializes in biotechnology, genomics, and public health. Former contributor to Nature and Science journals.

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Dr. Maria Vasquez

Climate & Environment Editor

Marine biologist and climate scientist. Covers oceanography, climate policy, and environmental breakthroughs.

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Dr. Raj Patel

Physics & Technology Writer

Former CERN researcher covering particle physics, AI ethics, and emerging technologies for a global audience.

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Emily Thornton

Chemistry & Materials Science

PhD in Materials Science. Covers nanotechnology, sustainable energy, and breakthrough laboratory research.

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David Kim

Data & Science Visualizer

Expert in data journalism and scientific visualization. Translates complex research into accessible visuals and stories.

Common Questions

How do I submit a science tip or story idea?

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You can submit a science tip through the contact form above under "Science Tip / Story Lead," or email us directly at sciencedesk@aevumnews.com. Include as much detail as possible โ€” source information, key findings, and why the story matters. All tips are reviewed within 24 hours.

Can I request a fact-check on a published Aevum Science article?

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Absolutely. We welcome fact-checking requests from the scientific community. Please provide the article URL, the specific claim you'd like verified, and supporting evidence from peer-reviewed sources. Our editorial team will respond with a detailed review within 48 hours.

Do you accept embargoes on time-sensitive science stories?

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Yes. Our Science Desk regularly works with research institutions and journals under embargoes. Contact your assigned Aevum editor or reach out to our editor-in-chief at s.chen@aevumnews.com at least 72 hours before the embargo lifts to arrange coverage.

How can I become an expert source for Aevum News?

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We're always looking for verified experts across all scientific disciplines. Submit your credentials, publications, and areas of expertise through the contact form selecting "Expert Source / Interview." Our team maintains a curated database of subject-matter experts for future coverage needs.

Is there an API for accessing Aevum Science data?

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Yes. Aevum News offers a RESTful API for academic and journalistic partners. Visit our Developer Portal for documentation, API keys, and rate limit information. Academic institutions can apply for free tier access.

How do I report a correction or erratum?

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We hold ourselves to the highest standards of accuracy, but errors can occur. If you've spotted an error in any Science Desk article, please email corrections@aevumnews.com with the article URL, the specific error, and the correct information with supporting sources. We publish all confirmed corrections transparently.