A valuable resource in nuclear physics research is the particle accelerator. These devices can accelerate charged particles, such as protons and electrons, to high speeds, enabling researchers to study fundamental particles and nuclear interactions. Particle accelerators are essential for conducting experiments that uncover the properties of subatomic particles, testing theories in quantum mechanics, and investigating the forces that govern the atomic nucleus. They also have practical applications in fields like medicine, such as in the development of radiation therapies for cancer. Research at particle accelerators contributes significantly to advancements in both theoretical and experimental physics.