What is another word for co-discoverer?
Pronunciation: [kˈə͡ʊdɪskˈʌvəɹə] (IPA) 
Co-discoverer refers to a person who discovers something alongside another or with a group of individuals. Synonyms for the term include collaborator, co-researcher, co-inventor, co-explorer, co-founder, co-originator, co-author, co-creator, and co-pioneer. Collaborator refers to a person who assists or works with another, while co-researcher refers to an individual who collaborates on research projects. Co-inventor denotes a person who jointly invents something, while co-explorer refers to a person who explores with someone else. Co-founder is used to describe individuals who establish a company or organization together, while co-originator refers to individuals who come up with ideas jointly. Co-author is used to describe individuals who write something together, while co-creator pertains to individuals who create something together. Co-pioneer refers to a person who pioneers with another.
