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Dong-hyun Kim Page 5

Dong-hyun Kim is a staff writer at Biology Insights specializing in the physical sciences. Living in Las Cruces, New Mexico, he worked in editorial production for scientific journals before turning to full-time science reporting. He applies his academic background in physics to explain fundamental concepts such as atomic structure, radiation, and physical scale. Kim graduated from SUNY Oswego with a BS in physics.

What Is the Smallest Part of Matter?
Why Is It Important to Have Exact Standards of Measurement?
Who Discovered the Strong Nuclear Force?
What Materials Block Alpha Particles?
Can Radiation Travel Through a Vacuum?
Does Mass Change With Gravity?
Do Atoms Have a Positive Charge?
What Is the Most Common Phase of Matter in the Universe?
Who Made the Plum Pudding Model of the Atom?
How Would You Describe the Particles of a Solid?
Why Is the Higgs Boson Called the God Particle?
What Is Attracted to a Proton and Why?
Is Nuclear Energy Potential or Kinetic?
What Is a Nanometer and Why Does It Matter?
What Is Smaller Than a Nanometer? Atoms & Subatomic Particles
Can Lead Protect You From Radiation?
Is Nano or Pico Smaller? The Key Difference Explained
What Particles Are Smaller Than the Atom?
What Happens in a Second? From Atoms to Galaxies
What Is a Matter Model? Explaining Atoms & States of Matter
Is the Radiation in a Banana Dangerous?
What Is the Banana Reference for Radiation?
The Curie Score: A Unit of Radioactivity
The Law of Conservation: Matter Is Not Created or Destroyed