Nobel Laureate Physicist Tsung-Dao Lee Dies at 97

Lee, a pioneer in particle physics and promoter of US-China scientific collaboration, leaves a lasting legacy.

Tsung-Dao Lee was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1957 for his work on parity violation.
He played a crucial role in fostering scientific cooperation between China and the United States.
Lee's initiatives helped train over 900 Chinese physics students in the US through the CUSPEA program.
He contributed to the development of China's high-energy physics and established significant research facilities.
Lee's groundbreaking work continues to influence both theoretical and experimental physics.