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Katherine Xiang

2020 HERTZ FELLOW

MAKING HISTORY

Katherine Xiang is a PhD Candidate in Physics at Harvard University.

Advised by Adam Cohen, Katherine conducts experiments to understand the effects of magnetic fields on fluorescent proteins. She also studies small molecule transport in cells.

As an undergraduate at Johns Hopkins, Katherine researched cell force generation and galactic bar buckling in the groups of Daniel Reich and Nadia Zakamska, and modeled intracellular calcium transport in Elena Koslover’s group.

Katherine grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area.

EDUCATION

Graduate Studies
Harvard University
Physics

Undergraduate Studies
Johns Hopkins University

FELLOWSHIPS

Named Fellowships

Wilson Talley Fellowship

Hertz Board of Directors

SELECTED AWARDS

2020, National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship
2020, Kerr Memorial Award, Johns Hopkins University
2019, First Place Team, International Theoretical Physics Olympiad
2019, Early Career Astronomer Travel Assistance Fund Grant, Sloan Digital Sky Survey
2019, Dean’s Undergraduate Research Award, Johns Hopkins University
2018, Best Education Hack, WHACK (Wellesley Hacks)

 

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