Edward Nallen Diversity in Technology
8 Groundbreaking Contributions by Asian Americans Through History | HISTORY Chien-Shiung Wu, Ph. D, was a fundamental piece in the development of atomic science. She was all a part of the Manhattan Project, which was the project when they made the nuclear weapons during World War II. She went to school for physics and was told by her mentor in China to continue her education in the United States which eventually lead her to the Manhattan Project. This under representation changed technology by her continuing to innovate and research beta decay, which occurs when the nucleus of one element changes into another element. This resulted of her getting snuffed out of a Nobel Prize in 1957. What could have been done in this situation was that she should have gotten the recognition she deserved, and she would have a more prevalent image in the history books today. Jawed Karim, one of the original co-founders of the household name YouTube is a pioneer of video sharing on the internet. They go