Summary
Merideth Frey is an experimental physicist and faculty member with nine years of experience developing novel magnetic resonance techniques and applying atomic magnetometry and NMR across disciplines. She combines a strong research background—PhD work on high-resolution solid-state NMR pulse sequences—with a deep commitment to undergraduate teaching and curriculum development at liberal-arts institutions. At Sarah Lawrence and previously at Princeton, Yale, and Wesleyan she has taught and managed introductory physics labs for engineers while mentoring students in advanced topics like quantum mechanics, chaos, and optics. Passionate about improving science education and broadening representation, she trains and leads teaching workshops and has a track record of fostering inclusive learning environments. Off the bench, she describes herself as a “quantum spin choreographer” who balances rigorous research with storytelling, mentorship, and a fondness for baked goods.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Physics, PhD, Physics at Yale University
Bachelor of Arts, Physics, Bachelor of Arts, Physics at Wellesley College