#nuclear-physics

#nuclear-physics

Scientific discoveries must serve the public interest, balancing potential benefits against ethical implications.

Scientists face moral dilemmas over the consequences of their discoveries.

A satellite made of wood is launched to the ISS, and new methods reveal the shapes of atomic nuclei through high-energy collisions.

Radioactivity challenged the foundation of chemistry by demonstrating element transmutation, which was once considered alchemical myth.

An international team has successfully coupled an atomic nucleus to an atomic clock, leading to breakthroughs in ultra-precise timekeeping and exploration of fundamental constants.

Maurice Sendak's first professional illustrations appeared in a science book, highlighting his early talent before becoming a renowned children's author.