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By Botty Snyder

Updated 3 January 2023

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Credit	Flickr: Michio Kaku
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American theoretical physicist, futurist and author

Michio Kaku is ...

Alive

Born	24 January 1947 in San Jose
Age	76 years, 1 months

Sex or gender	male
Country of citizenship	United States of America
Occupation	theoretical physicist, science writer, science communicator, futurist, university teacher, non-fiction writer, radio personality, physicist, television personality and popular science author
Residence	New York City
Awards	Fellow of the American Physical Society
Member of	American Physical Society
Twitter username	michiokaku
Educated at	Harvard University, University of California, Berkeley and Ellwood P. Cubberley High School
Academic degree	Doctor of Sciences in Physics and Mathematics
Field of work	physics and astronomy

About Michio Kaku

Michio Kaku born on 24 January 1947 in San Jose. He is a citizen of United States of America. Michio Kaku was educated at Harvard University, University of California, Berkeley and Ellwood P. Cubberley High School. He obtained Doctor of Sciences in Physics and Mathematics. He lives at New York City.

He is an American theoretical physicist, futurist and author.

Michio Kaku has worked as a theoretical physicist, science writer, science communicator, futurist, university teacher, non-fiction writer, radio personality, physicist, television personality and popular science author. He has worked in a physics and astronomy. He has been a member of American Physical Society. He has has won Fellow of the American Physical Society.