Biography of Chien-Shiung Wu
Alex Foster
Biographies of Scientists Book 23 · LibriHouse
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Chien-Shiung Wu, the “First Lady of Physics,” made groundbreaking contributions to nuclear physics and became a trailblazer for women in science. Born in 1912 in China, Wu’s brilliance led her to study in the United States, where she made significant advancements during the Manhattan Project. Her most notable work confirmed the violation of the law of parity, a discovery that reshaped modern physics. Despite her contributions, Wu was often overlooked for major awards, reflecting the struggles of women in science. This biography explores her scientific achievements, her unwavering pursuit of knowledge, and her legacy as a role model for women and minorities in STEM fields. Wu’s life and work continue to inspire future generations to break barriers and advance science.
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This biography brought the subject's personality to life in vivid detail
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