his published paper authored by the world-renowned Danish physicist and Nobel prize recipient, Niels Bohr, is one of many written by him during his tenure at England’s University of Manchester. Published in 1916, this paper, On the Quantum Theory of Radiation and the Structure of the Atom became a benchmark in the world of physics and other sciences critical to the development and the harnessing of nuclear energy and the knowledge of same.From the time: “In a series of papers in this periodical the present writer (Bohr) has attempted to give the outlines of a theory of the constitution of atoms and molecules by help of a certain application of the Quantum theory of radiation to the theory of the nucleus atom. As the theory has been made a subject of criticism, and as experimental evidence of importance bearing on these questions has been obtained in the meantime, an attempt will be made in this paper to consider some points more closely.”A groundbreaking work in its day, this paper, originally published in The London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science, still maintains its scientific relevance over an entire century later. Aspiring nuclear physicists and anyone who follows and appreciates science, should have this beautifully designed and attractively priced Magnus Media Publishers Literary Classics Edition in their personal library. Niels Bohr’s stellar work is neatly pocket-sized, printed on acid-free archival cream-colored book stock, and is bound in a glossy trade paperback cover.