Miriam Grant

Born in Tennesse, Miriam's parents moved to Morocco when she was small as her father pursued his career as a professor of archaeology. From a young age Miriam was an extrovert as she would often hang out of her window, singing Britney Spears at Moroccan camel riding passers by. At the age of 13 her parents sent her to London, to the prestigious King Alfreds School. There she was schooled in Badminton, acting and took a particular interest in physics. Miriam's brief but significant career was defined by her performance in Photographing Fairies. Her skills attained praise from actors nationwide as they proclaimed a star newborn. However, under the spotlight of media scrutiny, Miriam's extrovert self shrank. She took solace in science and save for one last poignant performance in a documentary on racial abuse Miriam departed the public stage to pursue a career in academia and science. Attaining a 1st class degree with honours in Physics from Sussex University, Miriam was headhunted by CERN to head up a revolutionary team dissecting the secrets of quantum and particle theory. However, not content with physics, Miriam has since devoted part of her time to social causes, helping children in Africa and underprivileged 25 to 40 year old homeless people in South End Green as well as paving the way for academic . A regular on the celebrity scene she often is to found at exclusive events such as Vagabondz nights.