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KAT MULOMA

(they/them)

Physical Chemistry Ph.D Student at UC Berkeley

Chancellor Fellow

NSF Graduate Research Fellow

Astrochemist | Theorist | Radical 

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BIO

My Story

I was a junior in college when a YouTube binge led me to the corner of the internet where documentaries on the life of Einstein are found. I learned that many of his greatest ideas came when he sat in a room quietly with his eyes closed for hours imagining being on a train at the speed of light or floating in space in a closed box. It seemed I could participate in high-level scientific thought just by closing my eyes. I am drawn to science that pushes you to think deeply or creatively, such as the particle-wave duality of matter that, although confusing and a paradigm shift for most budding scientists, is fundamental to physical chemistry and astronomical observations.

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COMPUTATIONAL ISOTOPIC ANALYSIS FOR PRE-SOLAR SIC DUST GRAINS

July 1, 2020 - current

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ROLE OF LIPIDS IN (+) RNA VIRAL REPLICATION IN DROSOPHILA CELLS

Jan 2017 - Dec 2017

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CREATION OF VIABLE ANIMAL MODEL FOR

BIPOLAR UTILIZING HOMOCYSTEIC ACID

Jan 2016 - Dec 2016

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CONTACT ME

Thanks for your interest in my research. Get in touch with any questions or comments regarding my work and publications. I’d love to hear from you.

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