Curriculum Vitae LISA RANDALL - Lisa Randall - Harvard University

October 2, 2005• Scientific American, Marguerite Holloway, "The Beauty of Branes," October 2005• Onelife Magazine, "Future Heads, The Theorist," September 30, 2005• American Scientist, "Scientists' Nightstand: The Bookshelf Talks with Lisa Randall,"September 28, 2005• The Boston Globe, Peter Dizikes, "Across the Universe," September 4, 2005• ABC Online, Mark Colvin, "Professor Lisa Randall Talks of String Theory," August15, 2005• Symmetry Magazine, Kurt Riesselman, "Logbook: Extra Dimensions," June/ July 2005• New Scientist, "The Final Frontier," June 18, 2005• Physics World, Matin Durrani, "A Life With Extra Dimensions," May, 2005• MSNBC, Alan Boyle, "Women Explore the Frontiers of Physics," April 18, 2005• Edge, "Theories of the Brane," February 10, 2003• The Wall Street Journal, Sharon Begley, "Extra Dimensions: They Can't Be Seen, ButMay Be Measured," May 24, 2002• Science Watch, "MIT's Lisa Randall: Two Branes are Better Than One," July/August2001• Nature, Roland Pease, "Brane New World," June 28, 2001• The New York Times, George Johnson, "New Generation of Physicists Sustains aPermanent Revolution," June 20, 2000• The New York Times, George Johnson, "Physicists Finally Find a Way to TestSuperstring Theory," April 4, 2000• The New York Times, "A Far-Out Theory (Graphic of String/Brane Universe)," April 4,2000• Nature, Jerome Gauntlet, "News and Views: Brane New Worlds," March 2, 2000• Physics World, Michael Green, "Strings Draw Theorists Together," March 2000• The Dallas Morning News, Tom Siegfried, "Vaster View of Cosmos Unfolds asMillennium Approaches End," January 3, 2000• New Scientist, Marcus Chown, "The Great Beyond," December 18, 1999• Nature, Philip Ball, "Where Did all the Gravity Go?" November 1, 1999INTERNATIONAL PRESSBrazil• Ciencia Hoje, Fred Furtado and Cassio Leite Vieira, "Muito Além Das TrêsDimensões," September 2006Canada• The Star, Will the Hadron Collider Send the World into a Black Hole, by Cathal Kelly,16 November 2009