Assignment structure
Each week introduces a specific writing challenge — translating a methodology section, writing a headline for a statistical finding, or explaining a disputed result without misrepresenting either side.
About Lenvomrak
Science journalism sits at the intersection of accuracy and clarity — two things that rarely come naturally together. Lenvomrak was built around the specific difficulty of writing about research for audiences who did not conduct it.
Where Science Meets the Written Word
2025
Founded in Kharkiv. Operating globally through remote workshops and structured practice assignments.
What we do
Structured Practice in a Specific Craft
Lenvomrak runs online workshops designed around one discipline: communicating scientific knowledge to general audiences without sacrificing accuracy. Each workshop moves through defined stages — reading primary sources, identifying the story within the data, drafting, and revision with structured peer feedback.
draft 1
draft 4
Revision cycles per assignment
passive
active
Learning mode across all modules
8 wks
12 wks
Standard vs extended workshop
How the Work Gets Done
Peer collaboration
Participants review each other's drafts using a shared annotation protocol. Feedback focuses on factual clarity and reader comprehension, not stylistic preference.
International cohorts
Groups are assembled from participants across different regions. Working with writers from varied science communication traditions sharpens awareness of what assumptions readers bring to a text.
Facilitator review
Every final submission receives written feedback from a workshop facilitator. Comments address both the accuracy of the science representation and the effectiveness of the writing structure.
Remote workshop session — editorial review phase