Experts for Media

A resource for journalists to find stories and sources.

At Asia Research News, we have a strong network of researchers at institutes throughout Asia and beyond. Every so often, we pick a topic that we believe will interest journalists and invite research institutions to nominate their experts in that topic. Journalists are welcome to contact researchers directly, or reach out to us if you need help finding a source. More researchers are available on our Researchers page. 

Expert Request Service. Coming soon!

A new service for registered journalists.

Need an expert for your story? Let the Asia Research News community of experts at research institutions help. 

Join our community as a Journalist now to be the first to receive details of the upcoming service allowing you to find experts for your specific expertise request.

 

Experts for Media Selected Topics 

ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Experts are prepared to speak with the media about research into understanding and addressing drug and antimicrobial resistance,

ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

WOMEN IN RESEARCH

We have listed more than 90 experts from 16 countries are prepared to speak with the media about their research and women in STEM.

WOMEN IN RESEARCH

DISASTERS

Experts are prepared to speak with the media about a wide range of natural disasters, policy and related research.

DISASTERS

COVID-19 Virology & Public Health

Virology and public health experts are prepared to speak with the media about the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 Virology & Public Health

COVID-19 Economic & Social Impacts

Experts are available to speak with the media about the pandemic's economic impacts, the situation in developing countries, tourism, travel, and spread of information.

COVID-19 Economic & Social Impacts

BRAIN

In line with the publication of Asia Research News 2020, we kick off the Experts for Media series with the brain. Research ranges from basic structure and function, to technology, diseases and treatments.

BRAIN

 

Asia Research News was a valuable resource for my story on gender equality in China's science industry - part of the South China Morning Post's International Women's Day 2022 series. Thank you ARN, and your extensive network of researchers, with special thanks to those who kindly helped with my exploration of why there are so few women in China’s top science institutes, and recent measures meant to bridge the gender gap.

Holly Chik - Reporter, China Desk, South China Morning Post

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Public Relations Chief Coordinator, Hokkaido University
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Ambassador of the Embassy of the Philippines, Germany
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Mikas Matsuzawa, International Communications Manager, Hiroshima University
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Jean Lebel, President, International Development Research Centre
Asia Research News was a valuable resource for my story on gender equality in China's science industry - part of the South China Morning Post's International Women's Day 2022 series. Thank you ARN, and your extensive network of researchers, with special thanks to those who kindly helped with my exploration of why there are so few women in China’s top science institutes, and recent measures meant to bridge the gender gap.
Holly Chik - Reporter, China Desk, South China Morning Post