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Double reminder: Friday: science book-apalooza; Saturday, Misha Angrist and his genome

Join us for Great Science Writing at Yale featuring renowned authors at the Beinecke Library. Don't miss out!

ByCarl Zimmer

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Just a reminder to residents of the Elm City and science writers converging here for their annual meeting: here are two public events you don't want to miss... 1. Great Science Writing at Yale. Friday, 4 pm, Beinecke Library. Jonathan Weiner, Annie Murphy Paul, Richard Conniff, Jennifer Ouellette. Details here. 2. A conversation with Misha Angrist, author of Here Is A Human Being. Saturday, 6 pm, Labyrinth Books. Details here.

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