Chien-Shiung Wu

Unclassified paper by Wu, Rainwater and Havens from their Manhattan Project work.

Representative of many beta spectrum studies Wu did with collaborators throughout this period

Thin source obtained with soap bubble process obtains result expected by Fermi theory, clearing away earlier experimental confusion caused by thick sources. 

Invited paper at APS New York 1950 summarized Wu's beta-decay experimental work.

Used Columbia spectrometer to calculate revised comparative lifetime of He6

Wu overiew of the coupling constant problem. 
Covers recalculation of He6 endpoint. 
Cites prepublication R-R work via private communication.

Note the three authors
. Rustad remained in the fold before and after the reversal of the Rustad-Ruby experiment. Schwarzchild would later collaborate with Wu on the Critical Examination report.

Wu’s famous experiment that confirmed the Lee-Yang suggestion that left-right symmetry is not conserved in weak interactions. Another concurrently published experiment by Garwin and Lederman confirmed the theory in meson decays.

These results were reported at the New York Meeting of the American Physical Society of February 2, 1957 (C. S. Wu, post-deadline paper).
Positive R-R citation

Wu repudiates Rustad-Ruby experiment in unpublished CU-173 Columbia University report. Franklin says letter from Wu to Cavanaugh suggests reexamination was done in November.

Wu evaluates the history of “classical” (pre-parity) beta-decay experiments in this 1959 review.

Chapter in Wolfgang Pauli memorial volume edited by Fierz and Weisskopf shows Wu's summary of recoil experiment history in 1960, citing her CU-172 report.

Wu's chapter "The Neutrino," summarizing the history of classical recoil experiments, is cited here.

Wu was President of the American Physical Society in 1975-76. This is her state of the profession.

Wu's readable textbook about Beta Decay includes a historical review, including a more distant review of the He6 events