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Marian Koshland Science Museum of the National Academy of Sciences

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Marian Koshland Science Museum of the National Academy of Sciences
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Time Out says

Though modestly sized and featuring only five exhibitions at a time, this museum, named after immunologist and molecular biologist Marian Koshland, proves something of an eye-opener. State-of-the-art, interactive displays teach visitors by doing, not just showing. At the time of writing, exhibitions covered global warming with Earth Lab: Degrees of Change; images of earth at night with Lights at Night; the ageing process with Life Lab, along with the self-explanatory Safe Drinking Water. In addition, Wonders of Science examines recent research aiming to unravel some of the greatest mysteries of the universe.

Details

Address:
6th Street & E Streets, NW
Washington, DC
Transport:
Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro
Price:
Admission $7; $4 reductions
Opening hours:
10am–6pm Mon, Wed–Sun (last admission 5pm)
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