Announcement of the 2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2023 to Moungi Bawendi, Louis Brus and Alexey Yekimov “for the discovery and synthesis of quantum dots.”
#nobelprize
Such a lousy question at 24:19, considering that he was born in the USSR and moved to the US in 1999.
In my opinion the question on the winner's Russian nationality is utterly outrageous. Not only did Ekimov make a great contribution to world science, but he also moved from Russia to the US in 1999, whilst Putin became president only in 2000.
who is this journalist? We must send her some warm wishes
I am very much distressed for the question posed by a journalist about the nationality of one of the winners of the prize.
They should let science journalist or even youtubers ask the questions instead of the general press, the questions were very bad and they were mostly interested in the drama and not the scientific discovery.
UA-camrs? Lol
the most subscribers of the press are very interested in physics: for just an attosecond.
it is sad
😂 Especially the one asking why it is chemistry instead of physics.
not youtubers please (unless their channels are dedicated to science)
@@rae-everything @camila-kp8sf Yes youtubers like Tom Scott, Sabine Hossenfelder, Destin Sandlin (Smarter Everyday), Veritasium, Minute Physics, etc.. just to name a few. even general science and technology youtubers like Mark Robber, vsauce, adam savage, sci show etc.. would have respected the subject more and asked more valuable questions than what did you have for breakfast, when did your mom know and why a russian who is been living in the US for 25 years win the prize.
Congratulations to the winners of the 2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry! I would very much like to ask the young lady from the Swedish TV4 : Does she think that this man, Alexei Ekimov, is responsible or has anything to do with the war in Ukraine? Does she think that every living Russian on this planet has to be punished simply because of the current politics of the Russian Federation?
Especially in this particular case - he left Russia in 1999 even before Putin came into power
I think, this attitude against Russian scientists helps Putin propaganda so much. As Russian, who emigrated 5 years ago, I can say: Russia performed had 20,000 political arrests in 2022 year, following protests, and pressure against Putin's war could be much stronger, if West could be against government, and Z-Russians, but not each Russian overall.
Totally agree with you.
I hope that this attitude at 24:19 will show Russian scientists around the world how this western nations are treating them, even after winning the Nobel Prize.
Congratulations!
Congratulations, our chemistry scientists
Feel proud as a chemist & a research lover student ❤
Condensed matter physicist/materials scientist
This is a wonderful discovery for our field, quantum dots are very interesting
Congratulations to the well deserved recipients! Stupid questions focussing more on the drama than the actual science of this discovery. What a waste. The bald man did great.
this is insanely cool, here I was thinking the physics prize would be the most interesting this year
I'm currently synthesizing quantum dots semiconductor materials for energy production purposes. Thanks to all the great minds that developed this technology.
Particle size, wavelength, color, energy... are the basics of the standard model known for long, e. g. smaller ones reflect high energy blue light like blue sky while larger ones lower energy red light like sunset. So the prize may be just for the making and precise control of their sizes, hence the related properties, i.e. the technology side instead of sci side of it.
Thank you Norwegian Nobel committee. Greetings from Bimac Research Group and Bioengineering graduate program at Universidad del Cauca, Colombia.
Hats off to the the winners the awesome TRIO..., these great Scientists. Huge Congratulations. I'm really proud of being from the field of Chemistry/Chemical Sciences.
I did a project on quantum 1, 2 and 3-D structures, it was then that I had studied quantum dots. Congratulations to all the laureates!!❤🙏✨🙌✨🙌✨🙏❤
Are you a physicist
@@hugodaniel8975 Yeah, you could say that..my last degree was in 2009..so it's been a long time but once a Physicist, always a Physicist.
@@keepcalm7453I'm a Chemistry undergraduate but I'm looking to merge physics and chemistry in a graduate/Ph.D. program. I love both fields and I even attend some lectures (on Quantum Mechanics, general relativity, Particle physics) from the physics department which lies next to the chemistry department. Are you aware if there are graduate programs focusing on quantum mechanics and its applications on molecules? Maybe a chemical physics program?
3:00 to 5:23 -> Quantum dots
5:25 to 12:48 -> Deep explanation and applications
Man these journalists need better questions
Amazing, the boundaries of our knowledge are being advanced every day by these extraordinary men and women. Nobel Prize is truly the greatest recognition any human being can receive. CONGRATULATIONS.
Unparalleled accomplishments
Congratulations to the winners for advancing their gift for the good of mankind 🌎
The Noble prize Commetee
I am Ankesh Kumar an 15 years old high school students from India . I have been studying this quantum mechanics from from very young age . I can't say that I understood quantum mechanics. It is totally mind wrenching subject that goes beyond my logic. But I shall say you that I have huge passion for this subject. I want to be a quantum scientist and would like to work on this . Sir / Mam please provide me the platform to do so . I want to change the world . Let's not only award noble let's create noble
Ankesh Kumar
Keep going brother. It is truly baffling branch of science but its really does encapsulates the complexity of our nature it almost feels nonsensical at times . Keep learning you will get there .
Join IISER/IISC buddy .
After 12th clear IAT and join IISER. You will definitely be a scientist in top QS rank universities.
You can consider many physicists who are currently researching various properties of a multitude of nanocrystal species. NREL (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) researchers Art Nozik, Matt Beard, and others are doing fascinating work on MEG (Multiple Exciton Generation). Also, Dr. Tara Dhakal at Binghamton University is brilliantly researching many facets of solar energy applications in these 2023 Noble Prize concepts (in both physics and chemistry).
Many scientists will be willing to let you help them out in lab if you send an email displaying your interest in their work and their study. Building a relationship with a professional in the field may help get you onto that stage one day🙏
You can consider many physicists who are currently researching various properties of a multitude of nanocrystal species. NREL (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) researchers Art Nozik, Matt Beard, and others are doing fascinating work on MEG (Multiple Exciton Generation). Also, Dr. Tara Dhakal at Binghamton University is brilliantly researching many facets of solar energy applications in these 2023 Noble Prize concepts (in both physics and chemistry).
There is also quantum chemistry don't forget that.
Nobel Prize!Congratulation❤🌍😍🪬
Congratulations 🎉
Wow! Congratulations!
Congratulations
Congratulations ❤❤
The question if a Russian scientist is worth of Nobel prize and should be invited to the Nobel banquet is an absolute DISGRACE. Discrimination based on the nationality is against basic European and American principles. Ekimov has left Russia in 1999 and has worked in US ever since. He and millions of other Russians that live and work all around the globe, including the ones at the front edge of science and technology have nothing to do with the horrific war led by Putin.
Tunisia
The question of the women journalist about the Russian winner is very outrageous and inappropriate and I think that the main speaker who answered the question explained very well.
Good
❤️🇹🇳🇹🇳congratulations
🎉🎉
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Kudos for the practical demonstration of glowing colored flasks on the desk. Not sure about the practicality of the discovery though.
Quantum mechanics
🇹🇳🇹🇳🎉
This award is more tied to Physics. But because Chemistry is the branch of Physics, Congratulations to the trio!
not true! The award was for chemistry---designing the chemical strategies for precise size and size distribution control.
Good stuff
👍 Great
🎉
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Quantum chemistry 😅
lessgo Tunisia
Doesn't deserve the prize.
What do you know?
Congratulations