Nuclear Discoveries and Collaborations

This chapter covers various significant nuclear physics discoveries and collaborations, from the mass defect in atoms to the groundbreaking work on nuclear fission. It highlights key scientists like Cockroft, Walton, Hahn, Meitner, Frisch, and Fermi, showcasing their contributions and collaborations that shaped the understanding of nuclear processes. The chapter also delves into the historical context, including World War I, World War II, and the impact of political events on the scientific community.