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Particle and nuclear

Tsung-Dao Lee: Nobel laureate famed for work on parity violation dies aged 97

05 Aug 2024 Michael Banks
Tsung-Dao Lee at CERN
Particle pioneer: Tsung-Dao Lee paved the way to our understanding that parity is violated in the weak force (courtesy: CERN)
The Chinese-American particle physicist Tsung-Dao Lee died on 4 August at the age of 97. Lee shared

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