- Professor of Chemistry, Penn State
Miriam Freedman's research group studies phase transitions of aerosol particles, ice nucleation, and other topics at the interface of physical chemistry, surface science, and atmospheric chemistry. She began her independent career at the Pennsylvania State University in 2010, where she is currently a Professor. Previously, she received her BA from Swarthmore College, MS in Mathematics from the University of Minnesota, and her MS and PhD in Chemistry from the University of Chicago.
Honours
Penn State Institutes for Energy and the Environment Fellow, ACS Physical Chemistry Division Early Career Award for Experimental Physical Chemistry, NSF CAREER Award
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