Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge

When I visited the UK, I was nagging. This city is also quite a huge city. Many of the attached facilities are based on the university. Some of the beautiful scenery here are made up of very old facilities.

A very important laboratory within Cambridge University, Cavendish is also a famous historical artifact, this laboratory has a long history, but also one of the most important laboratories here, there are many buildings nearby, Cambridge University is very important in the morning academic.

Cavendish Lab is a laboratory of international influence at the University of Cambridge and another name for the Department of Physics at the University of Cambridge. Since the laboratory was founded by Cavendish in the late 19th century, it has made a lot of important scientific achievements affecting human progress, including the discovery of electrons, neutrons, the structure of atomic nuclei, the discovery of the double helix structure of DNA, etc. As a physics department, I also have a strong record of training talents, and there are 26 Nobel Prize winners among the graduates of this laboratory. I can't help but admire this not-too-grand building.

There are dozens of Nobel laureates who can go out here, and there are no more laboratories than this, chemistry, physics, astronomy, and everything, including many of the world's problems, is solved here.

It is one of the world-famous academic centers, and the laboratory has also cultivated 26 Nobel laureates, creating a miracle in the scientific community. I came here to visit