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Young-Kee Kim's "My way to become a Scientist" and "An Atom as an Onion"

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  • 2019년 6월 7일
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Prof. Young-Kee Kim saw her life change enormously, beginning as a country girl in South Korea, and now is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Science, and a Louis Block Distinguished Service Professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Chicago. In "My way to become a Scientist", she shared her life experiences and key decisions that made her who she is now, a scientist part of a global effort to answer questions such as 'What is the universe made of?', and 'Where did we come from?'.


In a special lecture entitled "An Atom as an Onion", Prof. Young-Kee Kim compared the development of subatomic particle research as peeling back a many-layered onion, as we discovered ever smaller entities that make up what were once thought to be indivisible particles. But a fundamental question remains - how many layers can we peel back before reaching the final layer?





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