Nobel Science Prize Centennial 100 People (Part of the Chemistry Prize)

Author: Wang Heng
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Publish Date: 2000-11-01
Features: This book is compiled based on valuable personal materials provided by some Nobel Prize-winning physicists, presenting for the first time a comprehensive, authentic, and vivid portrayal of the growth processes of 100 renowned physicists of this century. Most of these scientists and their achievements are being introduced to the Chinese audience for the first time. Not only do they showcase their unique personalities, but they also reveal 100 paths to success, serving as excellent references for the growth of Chinese youth. The creative principle of this book is to remain faithful to historical facts, explore the key factors and shining points in the success stories of scientists, and strive for language that is simple and engaging in narrative. In terms of the selection of writing subjects, in addition to six Chinese scientists and well-known figures like Einstein and Marie Curie, who are familiar to most domestic readers, the book also focuses on introducing scientists who are less known. Stories of certain scientists are being disclosed to Chinese readers for the first time.