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“I can’t imagine accepting the prize without them.” In this interview shortly after the prize announcement, new physics laureate John Clarke is still stunned by the news. He praises his co-laureates John Martinis and Michel Devoret, who he worked together with at a lab in Berkeley, California, some 40...

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Фото профиля Magic Forest
Magic Forest1 год назад

A beautiful reminder that great science is never the work of one person alone, but the result of decades of collaboration, dialogue, and shared vision. Congratulations again to John Clarke, John Martinis, and Michel Devoret — this Nobel truly honors teamwork.

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Dr. Neeraj Rajput1 год назад

Such humility and gratitude a true reflection of how great science is always a collective journey. Congratulations to all three laureates! 👏 #NobelPrize #Physics

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alwinaugustin1 год назад

Have we awarded all the previous people ? I mean like Michael Faraday etc ? If not why we are not awarding the prize once for them ? I mean next years prize for all the scientists who were died

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saoban sabrin1 год назад

Felicitations for your quantum triumph, achieved with unparalleled precision in the subatomic domain!

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Rajat Biswas1 год назад

Congratulations ♥️ 🎊

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Saw W G1 год назад

2025 DV applicants from Myanmar (Burma), who are not terrorists, have been unfairly banned from other visa categories. It is a totalitarian act that shows that President Trump is completely unworthy of receiving the Nobel Prize.အာဏာရှင်ဆန်သူနိုဗယ်ဆုနှင့်မထိုက်တန်ပါ။

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Syedsameer881 год назад

Who is Adams Smith,he has an amazing voice 😃👏

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DJTForPrison1 год назад

The #NobelPrize in Chemistry needs to go to the #NerdsGummyClusters Team for their amazing and life changing work!!!

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heinz ulrich1 год назад

Imagine that we could see quantum tunneling in macroscopic scale, like a quantum tennis ball could penetrate through the wall ;-)

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वीर 🇳🇵🔩🌹 ✈️1 год назад

नयन सुख चोदन लागा है।

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Saif BalOch1 год назад

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enceladus🌛❄1 год назад

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