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Science Writers in New York (SWINY) is composed of editors and writers who cover science and medicine in the print and electronic news media as well as public relations professionals who promote science. Anyone with an interest in science communication is welcome to become a dues paying member, and non-members are encouraged to attend our events.
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Recent Events
- June 3: Dating and Partnerships in the Time of COVID-19: A virtual conversation with Helen Fisher
- May 21: Coping with the Isolation and Uncertainty of COVID-19
- May 13: A Virtual Conversation with Science Journalist Malin Attefall, Television Producer at Sweden’s Public Service TV
- May 11: A Virtual Conversation with Science Journalist Carl Zimmer
- April 30: A Virtual Conversation with Doug Levy, Author of The Communications Guide for Coronavirus
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June 3: Dating and Partnerships in the Time of COVID-19: A virtual conversation with Helen Fisher
Join Science Writers in New York for a conversation with SWINY co-chair David Levine and Helen Fisher, biological anthropologist and senior research fellow at the Kinsey Institute. Continue reading
May 21: Coping with the Isolation and Uncertainty of COVID-19
Join SWINY for a virtual conversation with Jeffrey M. Cohen, Instructor of Psychology in the Department of Psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center, who will discuss ways to cope with the uncertainty, isolation and family tensions that are occurring due to COVID-19. Continue reading
May 13: A Virtual Conversation with Science Journalist Malin Attefall, Television Producer at Sweden’s Public Service TV
Join us for a conversation with Malin Attefall, a television producer at the Swedish public service television company Sveriges television, as she discusses how Sweden is responding to the virus, common misconceptions about Sweden’s approach and the difference in everyday life compared to the lockdown in other countries. Continue reading