Physics

Press release

Swedish 7 oktober 2025 har beslutat utdela Nobelpriset i fysik 2025 till John ClarkeUniversity of California, Berkeley, USA Michel H. DevoretYale University, New Haven, CT ochUniversity of California, Santa Barbara, USA John M. MartinisUniversity of California, Santa Barbara, USA och Qolab, Los Angeles, CA, USA ”för upptäckten av makroskopisk kvantmekanisk tunnling och energikvantisering i en…

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Press release

English 7 October 2025 has decided to award the Nobel Prize in Physics 2025 to John ClarkeUniversity of California, Berkeley, USA Michel H. DevoretYale University, New Haven, CT andUniversity of California, Santa Barbara, USA John M. MartinisUniversity of California, Santa Barbara, USA and Qolab, Los Angeles, CA, USA “for the discovery of macroscopic quantum mechanical…

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Interview

Interview with the 2020 Nobel Prize laureate in physics Andrea Ghez on 12 December 2022 during the Nobel Week in Stockholm, Sweden. How has life changed since you became a laureate?  Andrea Ghez: The last two years have been very much a rollercoaster. It’s a really interesting time to win the Nobel Prize during 2020…

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Podcast

Nobel Prize Conversations “I’ve never been part of the gang. I was a one man band playing little tunes.” Meet physics laureate John Hopfield in a podcast recorded at his cottage in Selborne, England. Together with host Adam Smith, he reflects on the value of interdisciplinary work and how chemists and physicists might collaborate more…

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“Science is done by feeling good and getting ideas” 16 students from all over the world, and from different disciplines within science, joined a conversation with , focusing on the topic of being a scientist. The topics ranged from hobbies and creativity to social responsibility and underrepresented students. The conversation was moderated by Carin Klaesson,…

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Podcast

Nobel Prize Conversations “When we remember, what we’re doing is just making up a story that sounds plausible to us. That’s what memories are.” Join podcast host Adam Smith as he speaks to physicist Geoffrey Hinton, often called the godfather of AI. They discuss Hinton’s childhood memories and how his family legacy of successful scientists…

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