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Obstacles
and
scientific contribution
By Tiffany R,Hailey M, Maddie P, and Frida S,
Personal life
Personal life
Sau Lan Wu lives in Geneva and works at CERN, where she uses the Large Hadron Collider, the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator, to search for the smallest building blocks of the universe. Her work at CERN contributed to the discovery of the Higgs boson, one of 17 fundamental particles
Wu graduated from a government school in Hong Kong and applied to 50 universities in the United States. She received a scholarship to attend Vassar College and arrived with $40 to her name, later on she went to Harvard
-She is scared to have kids because she did not want to loose her job
- She was born during world war two
in Hong Kong
-Her mother abandoned her and her brother when as a young child
-She lived in a small space behind a
a small rice shop
- At the University Of Wisconsin she
she tried to ask professor for
help but she was turn
down for being a
woman
Watch this until 2:39
Reflection
Tiffany Redway
Frida Simor:
She Inspires me because she got a full scholarship and I want a scholarship so I don't have to pay anything
Reflections
Maddie Pozos:
Sau inspires me because she discovered something that all scientists use in their daily career.
She inspires me because she grew up in a hard time and she still manged to be very successful. Even if men didn't want her to become a scientist, she still strives to reach her dream. She is independent and relies on her knowledge.
Sau Lan Wu makes me remember how lucky I am to have parents who support me and care for me and even though she did not have her family to support her she was a great scientist.
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Meet Sau Lan Wu
https://massivesci.com/articles/meet-the-physicist-who-helped-discover-three-fundamental-particles/
Sau Lan Wu Three Physics Discoveries and Counting
https://www.quantamagazine.org/sau-lan-wus-three-major-physics-discoveries-and-counting-20180718/u
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