Meeri Kim
Meeri N. Kim, PhD works as a science writer who contributes regularly to The Washington Post, Philly Voice, and Oncology Times. She writes for The Washington Post’s blog “To Your Health,” has a column for Philly Voice called “The Science of Everything,” and her work has also appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Edible Philly, and LivableFuture. In 2013, Meeri received a PhD in physics from the University of Pennsylvania for her work in biomedical optics.
Posts:
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How a Physics Nobel Prize Led to the Redefinition of the Kilogramme,
20 May 2019
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Wie ein Nobelpreis der Physik zur Neudefinition des Kilogramms führte,
20 May 2019
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How Biomimicry Leads to New Discoveries,
09 May 2019
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Eine neue Generation von Superkollidern,
25 Apr 2019
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A New Generation of Supercolliders,
25 Apr 2019
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Modeling Memories and Evolution with Computer Science,
19 Sep 2018
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Organs-On-A-Chip: The Future of Drug Testing?,
25 May 2018
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The Einstein Legacy Project Celebrates 100 Years of General Relativity,
03 Mar 2017
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Exploring the Connections Between Sports and Science with Kurt Wüthrich,
21 Dec 2016
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Life in Super-Resolution: Light Microscopy Beyond the Diffraction Limit,
11 Jul 2016
