Science Café DC
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Science Café: An informal place to discuss all aspects of science while sampling cuisine, visiting with friends and exploring new parts of the city. The location of the meetings change each month as does the topic of discussion. Notifications of the time, topic and place will be posted as they evolve. All scientists, enthusiasts, and those with a passion for learning are invited to attend. Scientific fun will be had, guaranteed.
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Our next meeting: None Scheduled
Recent Meetings
Wed Feb 13, 6:30 PM |
9 attended (est.) –
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Tue Jan 29, 6:30 PM |
15 attended (est.) –
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Wed Jan 16, 6:30 PM |
26 attended (est.) –
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What's New?
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"As an interested layman, I would love to attend any Science Cafe meetings in the D.C. area. I've done quite a bit of work in philosophy of science and mathematics, so I'd also love to talk with any others about these or any other scientific topics."
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"Hey there. I volunteer for a non-profit children's organization called The Federation of Galaxy Explorers. In my spare time I like to travel, speak foreign languages and watch movies. I love meeting new people and trying new things!"
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"Fellow physics major who is just looking to have a good time."
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"Hi, i'm interested in becomin' aware of my scientific self....:)"
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"Hi, I recently took over this meetup group (http://pcbuild.me... ). It's not exactly science-related, but I wanted to announce it in a meetup group that I belong to, and I also thought that..."
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"Hello, I am an astrophysicist involved in several NASA programs. Science is my passion not only as my job but also as a way of thinking that allows me to learn and explore new things."
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"I am a patent attorney with the USPTO working in the areas of semiconductors and nanotechnology."
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"Back off man, I'm a scientist."
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"Hello all. I am an electrical engineering student with a high interest in space science. Other sub-topics of interest include physics, electronics, robotics, and programming."
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"I'm a software engineer and avid reader and information junky. www.dancclark.com"
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"Hello, I am William H. Gilmore. I do not have any professional science designations yet. I am nevertheless the author of 'What's The Matter, Einstein? Flaws In The Theory Of Relativity And The Interaction Of Energy And Mass'."
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"I am a big science geek with a degree in chemistry and biology and love to learn more about the various aspects of science. "
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"I have my graduate degree in Molecular Biology / Chemistry. I currently am in the R&D / Quality dept at a Nutraceutical company."
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