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‘It can be a long road and that’s okay’  –  Prineha Narang on going the distance in science

15 Mar 2024

Prineha Narang, a physicist at UCLA who works at the intersection of condensed matter and quantum physics, tells Rob Lea about the challenges of defining yourself as a researcher, why she still puts fun at the forefront of her work, and what scientists can learn from distance running

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Staying power Prineha Narang says it’s important that her team feel excited about their work, and that lessons learned from running have helped her persist through challenges in her research. (Courtesy: Prineha Narang)
When she was in middle school in the US between the ages of 11 and 14, Prineha Narang wasn’t plann

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Rob Lea is a science writer based in Liverpool, UK, X @sciencef1rst
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