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Janie Kim, Associate Blogger

 

Janie-kim-munchI grew up in San Diego and then moved across the country to study molecular biology and creative writing at Princeton University, where I did my thesis research in Mohamed Donia’s lab. There, I worked on RNA-based regulation in a bacterial endosymbiont of macroalgae. I am now on a yearlong Fulbright grant in Lone Gram’s lab at the Technical University of Denmark, studying ncRNAs involved in Roseobacter-microalgal interactions, and will start my PhD at Stanford University in Fall 2022. 

 

I was lucky to have stumbled across Small Things Considered in 2018 while writing a sci-fi story, at which point I fell in love with the blog and asked if I could try my hand at writing a piece. I have been super fortunate to write with and learn from the other STC bloggers since! 

 

(In my spare time, I run an Etsy shop inhabited by science puns and the like.)
 


 
 

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