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Gross, Michael, 1963-

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Personal name headingGross, Michael, 1963-
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Employer: Birkbeck College
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Graduate of: Universität Regensburg
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LocatedOxford (England)
Birth date1963-11-03
Place of birthKirn (Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany)
Field of activityScience journalism Biochemistry Protein folding Translating and interpreting
AffiliationUniversity of Oxford Birkbeck College
Profession or occupationScience writers Translators Biochemists
Found inLife on the edge, 1998: CIP t.p. (Michael Gross)
Phone call to pub. Jan. 10, 1998 (b. Nov. 3, 1963)
Author's website, viewed August 11, 2020: home page (Michael Gross, science writer) who I am page (born in November 1963 at Kirn in the Hunsrück area [Germany]; obtained doctorate in physical biochemistry at Regensburg in April 1993; seven years of postdoctoral research at the Oxford Centre for Molecular Sciences; investigated different aspects of protein folding; began writing science journalism in 1993; wrote Life on the Edge (1998), Travels to the Nanoworld (1999), Light and Life (2003); co-authored an introductory textbook to astrobiology (with Kevin Plaxco); other books include The birds, the bees, and the platypuses (2008), Neun Millionen Fahrräder am Rande des Universums (2011), Invasion der Waschbären (2014); has translated some works; lives in Oxford, England)
   <http://michaelgross.info/>
Wikipedia, viewed August 11, 2020 (Michael Gross (born 1963) is a science writer based at Oxford and an honorary research fellow at the School of Crystallography, Birkbeck, University of London. He holds a degree in chemistry and a doctorate in natural sciences, both from Regensburg University, Germany. During seven years of post-doctoral research in protein biochemistry at the University of Oxford, he wrote science journalism as a hobby. In 2000, he switched to writing full-time. Occasionally he also acts as a translator, editor, and lecturer)
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