Journalists collect a lot of stuff while reporting, especially for big stories and projects: interviews, documents, research papers, articles. It can be overwhelming at times.
Academics too must collect a large number of documents. They use a variety of tools to organize their work, some of which journalists can also use to organize materials.
During a panel at the 2023 Association of Health Care Journalists conference in St. Louis, Missouri, Maya Gosztyla, a Ph.D. candidate in the Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program at the University of California San Diego, shared her organizational approach as a scientist, which journalists can easily adopt. She’s the authors of 2022 Nature career columns, “How to Find, Read and Organize Papers” and “How to Manage Your Time as a Researcher.”
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