Miriam Hosseini, born a year after the mass killing of civilians in Mazar-e-Sharif, spent her childhood with her grandfather's literary books, her mother's unwavering support, and her father's scientific questions about the world.
Years later, these questions brought him to Harvard University in America. When in his doctoral research, he was looking for some of the ordinary matter of the universe, which is known to scientists to exist, but difficult to detect.
He recently defended his doctoral thesis in the field of astronomy at Harvard University. His research deals with diffuse gases in intergalactic space and the use of fast radio bursts to detect and study this material.
But apart from this scientific achievement, Miriam has another dream: to return to Balech and establish the astronomy department at the university of this province; This too in his grandfather's old house in Mel-Beld, where his interest in books and the starry sky was born.
Read Miriam Hosseini's life story in Afghanistan International.