Mark Kim
New York University, Mathematics
Fellowship Sponsor: Heising-Simons Foundation
Fellowship Site: National Public Radio
Hello everyone, I am Mark Kim -- MMF '16 at NPR. I have a mathematics background and tend to gravitate towards technology, computational biology & medicine, and education stories. I have some experience in technical writing and was the director of Courant Splash, a math outreach program in New York City. Outside of science communication, I am interested in writing about civil rights issues and contemporary literature.
Published @National Public Radio during Fellowship
6/25/2016 With A Zap, Scientists Create Low-Fat Chocolate
7/02/2016 Device Lets Police Seize Digital Cash, Raises Civil Liberties Concerns
7/21/2016 To Avoid Malaria, Try Sleeping With A Chicken At Your Bedside
7/28/2016 Writing Data Onto Single Atoms, Scientists Store The Longest Text Yet
7/28/2016 Iranian-Swedish Researcher Among Winners Of Top European Math Prize
7/29/2016 South Korea Is Contending With A 'Gamergate' Of Its Own — Over A T-Shirt
8/12/2016 Why Doctors Want A Computerized Assistant For Cancer Care