Press Coverage

The Educational Card Project Freese featured as a card in the Educational Card Project.

by Kate Keahey, Elsevier The article featrures “Cardassian expansion: a model in which the universe is flat, matter dominated, and accelerating” – Katherine Freese, Matthew Lewis

Quanta Magazine “‘In my entire career I’ve always been aware of being a woman in physics,’ the theoretical astrophysicist Katherine Freese told Quanta in 2014. When she moved to Sweden that year to head up the Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics, she was drawn to the cultural acceptance of women in science there. ‘On the […]

Global Citizen “Freese is a trailblazing modern scientist who studies dark matter, including studying “dark stars” in the universe, something that has never been observed directly by a human. She’s the Director of Nordita, an institute for theoretical physics in Stockholm.”

NBC News My work seeks to understand what the universe is made of. Ordinary atomic material makes up only five percent of the universe. Most of the mass in the universe is made of dark matter, and we want to know what it is. Right now, only one experiment has detected a hint of dark […]

Science News But other experiments have not used the same technology as DAMA, says theoretical astrophysicist Katherine Freese of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. “There is no alternative explanation that anybody can think of, so that is why it is actually still very interesting.”

Beyond the Boundary Science Freese is a theoretical astrophysicist. Freese is also a professor of physics at the University of Michigan and Director of Nordita, which is the Nordita – Nordic Institute for Theoretical Physics in Stockholm Sweden. Freese’ main focus of research is on dark energy and dark matter. Freese has also proposed a […]

Aston Martin Magazine, Issue 33 We speak to the scientist about her ground-breaking work on the dark matter phenomenon and what it’s like to be a trailblazer for women in physics

Princeton University Press Blog What is the universe made of? Acclaimed theoretical physicist Katherine Freese shares the most cutting edge research aimed at answering that question in The Cosmic Cocktail

Nature “I was unwilling to believe the DAMA results or even take them seriously at first,” says Katherine Freese, a theoretical astroparticle physicist at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, who with her collaborators first proposed the seasonal modulation technique used by DAMA. But, as DAMA’s data have accumulated, and no other explanation for […]