Book Talk: Seeing Differently – A New Way to Look at Science
Science progresses as we find new views on what we already know. Two DCSWA authors recently published books that explore the wonders that happen when you take a new perspective […]
Science progresses as we find new views on what we already know. Two DCSWA authors recently published books that explore the wonders that happen when you take a new perspective […]
Join us for a happy hour with the Johns Hopkins Science Writing Program on Wednesday, February 11 at Astro Beer Hall in DC from 6-8 PM. Address: 1306 G St […]
Join us for a joint networking event with the American Institute of Physics (AIP) and the D.C. Science Writers Association on April 16 from 6-8 p.m. Along with DCSWA members, […]
Come join us for free pizza and meet some of our new DCSWA members! We'll be hosting our new members' social in the back patio of Sonny's Pizza. Sonny's Pizza […]
Join DCSWA in saying farewell to this summer's crop of AAAS Mass Media Fellows! We will be meeting up for a happy hour at Lost & Found Bar from 6-8 […]
The rise of non-traditional media has left many institutional communicators wondering how many platforms are worth investing their efforts. If you’ve read this far, you’ve probably already heard someone in […]
The scientific process is designed to be rigorous and objective, but it’s also innately human, making it prone to bad actors, tricky financial ties, and broken incentives that invite poor […]
Join us for an exclusive screening of the award-winning planetarium film REMIXED — The Unexpected Side of Science. REMIXED won Best Science Film at the 2026 Dome Fest West and […]
We live in the Washington DC area, but did you know we also live in the eastern temperate forest bioregion, home to one of the world's great temperate forests? How […]
The D.C. Science Café is back! After a pandemic hiatus, DC's best venue to talk with experts on hot topics is returning to Busboys and Poets. Our inaugural topic is […]