Our work · Media campaigns

Put your research pipeline and industry partnerships into the global media

Every month, journalists are already covering global questions on health, climate, food, water, energy, manufacturing and critical minerals. We put your research and innovation into those conversations, written and distributed for the audience you most need to reach: the international media, industry partners and investors, or the research community.

Campaigns timed to the world's biggest media moments

Climate Solutions — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportNov 2026

Special Report

Climate Solutions

Which climate solutions are actually working at scale?

COP

Renewable energyCarbon captureAdaptationGreen financePlastics and pollution
The Digital Economy — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportDec 2026

Special Report

The Digital Economy

Who is building the skills and systems the digital economy runs on?

Year-end technology and policy agenda

CybersecurityFinancial technologyDigital skillsSmart cities
The Global Economy of Innovation — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportJan 2027

Special Report

The Global Economy of Innovation

Who is winning the race to commercialise research?

Davos

Technology transferSpin-outsVenture investmentIndustrial R&D
The Future of Science — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportFeb 2027

Special Report

The Future of Science

Who is doing the science of the next decade, and how is it funded?

AAAS, Women & Girls in Science

Research policyWomen in scienceOpen scienceResearch funding
Water Security — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportMar 2027

Special Report

Water Security

Who runs out of water first, and what prevents it?

World Water Day

HydrologyWater treatmentIrrigationSanitation
Advanced Manufacturing and Materials — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportApr 2027

Special Report

Advanced Manufacturing & Materials

Which materials, manufacturing and quantum technologies are leaving the laboratory?

Hannover Messe, World Quantum Day

Additive manufacturingAdvanced materialsQuantum and photonicsMicroelectronics
Health Innovation — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportMay 2027

Special Report

Health Innovation

Which health innovations reach the people who need them?

World Health Assembly

Medical devicesDiagnosticsDrug discoveryInfectious disease
Climate, Nature and the Blue Economy — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportJun 2027

Special Report

Climate, Nature & the Blue Economy

What is the ocean worth, and who is protecting it?

World Oceans Day, London Climate Action Week

Marine scienceBiodiversityFisheriesCoastal engineering
Science and the SDGs — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportJul 2027

Special Report

Science & the SDGs

Which technologies are moving the Sustainable Development Goals?

UN High-Level Political Forum

EducationData and computingRoboticsDevelopment research
Energy and Minerals — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportAug 2027

Special Report

Energy & Minerals

Where will the energy transition get its power and its materials?

Ahead of Climate Week NYC, IAEA General Conference

Energy storageNuclear and fusionCritical materialsElectric transport
Science, Technology and Global Security — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportSep 2027

Special Report

Science, Technology & Global Security

Who is securing the technologies states now treat as strategic?

UN General Assembly, IAEA

SpaceNuclear scienceDefence techCybersecurity
The Future of Food — Innovation Report Special Report cover
Innovation ReportOct 2027

Special Report

The Future of Food

Can the world feed 10 billion people without breaking the planet?

World Food Day

AgricultureAgri-biotechFood scienceAquaculture

Each Special Report is built around a question journalists are already asking that month. Your research becomes part of the answer.

Published and republished

Our features, republished in the international press

Business Insider · Republication

Business Insider republication on tablet

Live placement: Business Insider, Markets & News, 15 June 2026.

Associated Press · Business News Wires · Science News Wire · Syndication

Syndicated placements on AP, Yahoo Finance, StreetInsider and Global Education Journal

The same story, republished in the international press.

Three ways to target a campaign

Who do you want to reach?

Every campaign starts with the audience. The same research is written and distributed differently depending on who needs to see it.

International media and the public

How it is written

Research Explained and Future Explained features. A readable headline, the numbers explained, and original interviews with your researchers.

Where it goes

Published under Creative Commons and delivered to a verified list of 800+ science and environment editors who republish our content, through a monthly editors' newsletter.

Example · Malaria Without Symptoms

The paper

The Burden of Asymptomatic Malaria Infection in Children in Sub-Saharan Africa, Journal of Epidemiology and Global Health

Journal of Epidemiology and Global Health, February 2025. Peer-reviewed, dense, read by specialists.

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The published story

Can you have malaria and not know it? Innovation Report feature

Can you have malaria and not know it?

Innovation Report · Research Explained · Free to republish

Read the article →

What changes between the journal and the press

In the journal
In Innovation Report
Technical title
A readable headline
Findings buried in tables
The numbers explained
No quotes
Original interviews with your researchers
Behind a paywall
Free for any outlet to republish

Industry partners and investors

How it is written

Investing in Innovation features. The commercial case, the stage of development, and what a partner or investor is being invited into.

Where it goes

Named journalists in the business and sector press pitched per story, with contacts passed to your team.

Example · UCC Spectrum Group, Jamaica

EcoVista smart city render, Trelawny, Jamaica

Investing in Innovation

The University of the Future? A beachfront smart city and the Caribbean's next big investment opportunity

UCC Spectrum Group is developing EcoVista: 283 acres of Jamaican beachfront and four innovation districts.

Republished by Business Insider, Markets & News

Academic and research audiences

How it is written

Solutions Explained and Research Explained features. The method, the findings and how the work is applied in the field.

Where it goes

Releases distributed via EurekAlert and AlphaGalileo, used by 12,000+ registered journalists in 90+ countries, where content meets each service's eligibility rules.

Example · Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda

Mountain gorilla in Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda

Solutions Explained

New E-DNA technology protecting wildlife in Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park

Environmental DNA detects species from traces shed into water and soil, without disturbing wildlife.

Science wires and journalist outreach

One story, multiple routes into the media

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Distribution diagram: publish with New Scientist and Scientific American, distribute via EurekAlert, AlphaGalileo and newswire syndication, republished by Business Insider, our editor network and CC BY

Every feature is published under Creative Commons (CC BY), free for any outlet to republish.

Premium science media placements

Science In Print

Publishing partner

New Scientist

New Scientist in print, on desktop, tablet and phone

New Scientist produces a full feature in collaboration with your institution, researched, fact-checked, edited and designed by New Scientist and carrying their partner labelling, published in the print magazine and online with a supporting promotional campaign across the New Scientist ecosystem.

  • Reach research and investment decision makers
  • Print magazine and online
  • The launch centrepiece of a 12-month Partnership

Publishing partner

Scientific American

Scientific American print magazine coverScientific American Today in Science daily newsletter

Custom and sponsored content produced with Scientific American's Custom Media team and published in print, online and in the Today in Science daily newsletter, to a global science-literate readership built over 180 years.

  • Produced with Scientific American Custom Media
  • Print, online and daily newsletter
  • Nine local language editions worldwide

Scientific American audience

2.1M

Monthly unique users

3.4M

Monthly page views

230,000

Print circulation · 10 issues a year

4.2M

Social followers

1.2M

Monthly podcast downloads

2.1M

Apple News page views

9

Local language editions

372,000

Today in Science newsletter

Source: Scientific American 2026 Media Kit. New Scientist deliverables and audience figures are confirmed per the New Scientist commercial agreement; details on request.