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On the editorial team at Biology Insights, Mei Liu is an associate editor covering introductory science. Based in Dayton, Ohio, she oversees material explaining basic physical concepts to family audiences. Liu spent eight years teaching primary school before taking up editorial work full time, bringing practical instructional experience from early grade classrooms. She now guides foundational physical science coverage across the team’s publishing lineup.

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