“Dark Matter’s Deep Reach” by George Johnson
NY Times “Katherine Freese and Christopher Savage, estimate that cosmic rays zipping through a human body cause more damage in a second than dark matter would in a lifetime. But the effect of dark matter is still strong enough that scientists are considering using DNA or RNA molecules as WIMP detectors.”
Freese quoted in Science News article
by Andrew Grant “Katherine Freese, a theoretical astrophysicist at the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics in Stockholm, agrees that conclusively proving dark matter from positrons will be very difficult. ‘My bet is on pulsars,’ she says.”
Freese featured in Finnish fashion magazine Gloria
March Edition 2015 The feature showcases Freese’s background and her life philosophy
Columbia Alumni Association
Featured on the “Alumni Authors Bookshelf”
Symmetry Magazine – Q&A: Katherine Freese
by Troy Rummler The new director of the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics talks neutrinos, women in science, and the hunt for dark matter.