Kim Reynolds is an Associate Research Professor at Johns Hopkins University, where her lab focuses on protein design and engineering. Her expertise combines computational biology and high-throughput experiments to model how genetic variation impacts cellular systems. She earned her PhD in Biophysics from the University of California, Berkeley.
She is passionate about science education, having attended a biomedical magnet high school and valued mentorship throughout her career. A formative experience in college involved overcoming an initial failure in a programming course, which solidified her perseverance and interest in computational science, a skill she has used ever since.
Unique fact: She has been working in science labs since she was 15 years old, starting by washing dishes and stacking pipette tips.
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