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nobel Prize in Physics 1975 Bohr, Aage Niels Mottelson, Benjamin R. Rainwater,leo James 1974 Ryle, Martin, Sir Hewish, Antony 1973 esaki, leo Giaever
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Biography Of L. Esaki
leo esaki was born in Osaka, Japan in 1925. Since 1969, esaki has, with his colleagues,pioneered designed The nobel Prize in Physics (1973) was awarded in
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Nobel Physics Prize - Press Release 1973
23 October 1973 The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the1973 nobel Prize in Physics to leo esaki, USA, Ivar Giaever, USA and Brian D
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Translate this page Preme aquí para acceder a teses. O nobel de Física leo esaki inauguroua Conferencia Internacional 'Tendencias en Nanotecnología 2002'. USC.
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Translate this page Sie sei der Schlüssel oder zumindest ein wesentliches Element der kreativenVorstellungskraft. nobel-Preisträger leo esaki Foto RF Dietze.
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Extractions: Prof. Dr. Leo Esaki, der 1973 den Nobelpreis für Physik bekam, besuchte am 4. Juli die Universität Regensburg, genauer gesagt, Prof. Dr. Karl F. Renk, mit dem ihn eine langjährige Bekanntschaft verbindet. Er führte Gespräche mit Mitarbeitern am Lehrstuhl Renk, bei denen auch der Rektor der Universität zugegen war, und hielt am darauffolgenden Tag einen Gastvortrag, zum Thema "Innovation and Evolution: Reflections on a Life in Science", der inoffiziell allerdings unter dem Titel "Wie bekomme ich einen Nobel-Preis?" gehandelt wurde. Foto: R. F. Dietze Da sich die Nähe zu so viel geballter Wissenschaft aber nicht dahingehend auswirkte, das Tsukuba zu einer der besten Universitäten des Landes wurde, versuchte man es mit einer "Blutauffrischung", eben der Ernennung Esakis zum Präsidenten der Universität. Seine Aufgabe besteht nun darin, der Tsukuba Universität zu mehr Ansehen in der weltweiten scientific community zu verhelfen.
OECD ONLINE - Forum 2002 - Speakers - Esaki
leo esaki nobel Prize Winning Physicist, President, Shibaura Instituteof Technology, Japan. leo esaki was born in 1925 in Osaka, Japan.
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Extractions: Japan Leo Esaki was born in 1925 in Osaka, Japan. He received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1973 and the Japan Prize in 1998. His early studies on quantum effects in heavily-doped germanium p-n junctions at Sony, Tokyo, led in to the discovery of the tunnel diode, also known as the "Esaki diode". It was for this research that he was awarded the Nobel Prize. In 1960 Esaki moved to the United States to work as a researcher at IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, where Esaki and his coworkers pioneered research on semiconductor superlattices and quantum wells which triggered a wide spectrum of investigations on man-made structures having served as the precursor to the present activity on nanostructures in general. In 1992 , returning to Japan, he assumed the office of President, University of Tsukuba. In 2000 , he took up a new position, President, Shibaura Institute of Technology. His current interest is centered on the upgrading and internationalization of the education system as well as the academic research in Japan.
OECD Forum 2002 - Observer Daily Summary, Monday
and borders, an approach that nobel Prize winners have always taken. Looking tostrike a balance between humanity and technology, leo esaki offered some
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Extractions: Donald Johnston, OECD Secretary-General Annemie Neyts-Uyttebroeck, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Belgium and Chair of the OECD Forum 2002 (see speeches below). Public outpourings of emotion in reaction to domestic political events such as elections or assassinations demonstrate a desire to be heard and the need for a new "community of vision", Belgian Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Annemie Neyts-Uyttebroeck told the opening session of the OECD Forum 2002. "Since 11 September we all have a sense that the world is no longer quite the same," Ms Neyts-Uyttebroeck, who is chairing the international Forum, told the opening session of the three-day meeting on the theme: "Taking Care of the Fundamentals: Security, Equity, Education and Growth." Donald Johnston
Association @lyon : Laureats Du Prix Nobel De Physique
Translate this page Lauréats du prix nobel de physique. ANNÉE, LAURÉAT(E). 1973, esaki leo (Jap.),I. Giaever (É.-U.), BD Josephson (GB). 1974, M. Ryle (GB), A. Hewish (GB).
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Extractions: H. A. Lorentz (P.-B.), P. Zeeman (P.-B.) P. Curie (Fr.), M. Curie (Fr.), H. Becquerel (Fr.) J. W. S. Rayleigh (G.-B.) P. Lenard (All.) J. J. Thomson (G.-B.) G. Lippmann (Fr.) G. Marconi (It.), K. F. Braun (All.) J. D. Van der Waals (P.-B.) W. Wien (All.) H. Kamerlingh Onnes (P.-B.) M. von Laue (All.) W. H. Bragg (G.-B.), W. L. Bragg (G.-B.) C. G. Barkla (G.-B.) M. Planck (All.) J. Stark (All.) C. E. Guillaume (Suisse) N. Bohr (Dan.) J. Franck (All.), G. Hertz (All.) J. Perrin (Fr.) O. W. Richardson (G.-B.) L. V. de Broglie (Fr.) C. V. Raman (Inde) W. Heinsenberg (All.) J. Chadwick (G.-B.) E. Fermi (It.) E. V. Appleton (G.-B.) P. M. S. Blackett (G.-B.) Y. Hideki (Jap.) C. F. Powell (G.-B.) J. D. Cockcroft (G.-B.), E. T. S. Walton (Irl.) F. Zernike (P.-B.) M. Born (RFA), W. Bothe (RFA) P. A. Tcherenkov (URSS), I. M. Frank (URSS), I. E. Tamm (URSS) L. Landau (URSS) A. Kastler (Fr.) D. Gabor (G.-B.) M. Ryle (G.-B.), A. Hewish (G.-B.) C. Rubbia (It.), S. Van der Meer (P.-B.) K. von Klitzing (RFA) G. Binnig (RFA), H. Rohrer (Suisse), E. Ruska (RFA) P.-G. de Gennes (Fr.)
Liste Des Prix Nobel En Physique
Translate this page LISTE DES PRIX nobel en PHYSIQUE Année, Nom, Pays. 1901, WC Rötgen, Allemagne. J.Schrieffer, États-Unis, 1973, esaki leo, Japon, I. Giaever, États-Unis,
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Extractions: Nom Pays Allemagne H.A. Lorentz Pays-Bas (Hollande) P. Zeeman Pays-Bas H. Becquerel France M. Curie France P. Curie France J.W.S. Rayleigh Grande-Bretagne P. Lenard Allemagne J.J. Thomson Grande-Bretagne A.A. Michelson G. Lippmann France G. Marconi Italie K.F. Braun Allemagne J.D. Van der Waals Pays-Bas W. Wien Allemagne H. Kamerlingh Onnes Pays-Bas M. von Laue Allemagne W.H. Bragg Grande-Bretagne W.L. Bragg Grande-Bretagne C.G. Barkla Grande-Bretagne M. Planck Allemagne J. Stark Allemagnes C.E. Guillaume Suisse A. Einstein Allemagne N. Bohr Danemark R.A. Millikan K.M.G. Siegbahn J. Franck Allemagne G. Hertz Allemagne J. Perrin France A.H. Compton C.T.R. Wilson Grande-Bretagne O.W. Richardson Grande-Bretagne L.V. de Broglie France C.V. Raman Inde W. Heisenberg Autriche Autriche P.A.M. Dirac Grande-Bretagne J. Chadwick Grande-Bretagne V.F. Hess Autriche C.D. Anderson C.J. Davisson G.P. Thomson Grande-Bretagne E. Fermi Italie E.O. Lawrence O. Stern I.I. Rabi W. Pauli Suisse P.W. Bridgman E.V. Appleton Grande-Bretagne P.M.S. Blackett Grande-Bretagne Yukawa Hideki Japon C.F. Powell
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List of Laureates to attend the meeting linked to the www.nobel.se webpage withinfo about each. Alferov, Zhores Chu, Steven esaki, leo Fischer, Ernst Giaever
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Physics Esaki, Leo Esaki, Leo (March 12, 1925 - ; Japan) Leo
leo esaki, also known by his original name, Reiona esaki, is a In 1973, esaki,along with Ivar Giaevar and Brian Josephson shared the nobel Prize for
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Extractions: Physics Esaki, Leo Esaki, Leo (March 12, 1925 - ; Japan) Leo Esaki, also known by his original name, Reiona Esaki, is a Japanese physicist specializing in solid-state physics as well as a researcher in superconductivity. In 1973, Esaki, along with Ivar Giaevar and Brian Josephson shared the Nobel Prize for Physics. Born in Osaka, Esaki attended Tokyo University and graduated with his degree in physics in 1947 and with his Ph.D. in 1959. Upon his graduation from Tokyo University in 1947, Esaki took up a position with the Kobe Kogyo company. In 1956, Esaki accepted a position at the Sony Corporation and became its chief physicist working in the field of quantum mechanics. It was with this post that Esaki conducted his experiments which led to the Nobel Prize. While at Sony, Esaki concentrated on the concept of tunnelling in which electrons are able to pass through barriers once thought to be impenetrable. The electrons were noted to be able to move freely through the barrier due to the wavelength character of matter. In 1960, Esaki moved to Yorktown, New York after being awarded the International Business Machines (IBM) fellowship to enable him to further his research in the United States. After obtaining the fellowship, Esaki joined IBM's research laboratories. Esaki is also noted as the inventor of the double diode which today bears his name the Esaki diode, by modifying solid-state semiconductors through the addition of impurities (Britannica, 4:553, 1994; and Barba, p.65, 1995).
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Materials Creating Novel Functions. Dr. leo esaki was awarded a nobel Prize inPhysics in 1973 for his discovery of tunneling in semiconductor pn junctions.
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Extractions: Dr. Leo Esaki (Japan) (President, University of Tsukuba) Dr. Leo Esaki Dr. Leo Esaki proposed in 1969 the concept of semiconductor "superlattice," man-made single-crystal with a periodic one-dimensional structural modification. He predicted that a superlattice would exhibit peculiar properties such as negative differential conductivity because the density of states has a short-period modulation in the k-space. He proposed to realize a superlattice by modulating either alloy composition or impurity density during thin-film crystal growth. His efforts on molecular-beam epitaxy paid off in 1972 when he discovered a negative differential conductivity in a GaAlAs superlattice. He also predicted a resonant tunneling phenomenon between adjacent potential wells in a superlattice, and confirmed it experimentally in 1973. Dr. Esaki's work on superlattice had a tremendous influence on other scientists. Firstly, he suggested the concept of modulation doping (overflow of conduction electrons or holes that originate from impurities in a wide-bandgap region into a narrow-bandgap region). The HEMT, a high-speed field effect transistor, was developed in 1980 based on this concept, and is now widely used in wireless telecommunications. Secondly, semiconductor lasers and photo-detectors with superlattice (or multiple-quantum-well as it is often called) structures were invented during the 1980's and are now very important components in optical communications. Thirdly, GMR (Giant Magneto-Resistance) was discovered in the late 1980's in a superlattice structure consisting of magnetic and non-magnetic metals and are being pursued as sensors for magnetic recording.
Biographies - Esaki To Ezeta
esaki, leo (1925 ) Japanese physicist. Born March 12, 1925 in Osaka, Japan, heshared the nobel Prize in physics, 1973, for his discovery of tunneling in
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leo esaki, Japan / USA nobel Prize in Physics, back. leo esaki was bornin Osaka, Japan. He received the nobel Prize in Physics in 1973.
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Extractions: In 1960 Esaki moved to the United States to work as a researcher at IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, where Esaki and his co-workers pioneered research on semiconductor superlattices and quantum wells. This triggered a wide spectrum of investigations on man-made structures having served as precursors to the present activity on nanostructures in general. In 1992 Prof. Esaki returned to Japan, where he assumed the office of President, University of Tsukuba. In 2000 he took on a new challenge as President of Shibaura Institute of Technology. His current interest is centred on the reform and internationalisation of the Japanese education system. "It should be understood that the future is not a natural extension of the past and the present. Innovations and breakthroughs shape and form the future. The power of the human mind can be divided into two major categories. One is the power of the judicious mind which allows us to understand fundamental principles and to make discretionary judgments. The other is the power of the creative mind which allows us to create new ideas through perceptiveness and imagination. It is this form of intellectual creativity that provides the engine for progress and that has stimulated and sustained the advance of human civilisation.”
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Japan Newsletter, Embassy Of Japan
On Friday 12 March, the distinguished physicist and nobel laureate Dr leo esaki delivereda lecture at The Royal Society in London, jointly hosted by The Royal
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Extractions: Mar 30th, 1999 Welcome to the on-line edition of the Japan Newsletter published by the Japan Information and Cultural Centre. Through publishing in electronic form, we hope to bring news about Japan and the UK to as many people as possible. This edition's articles: There is also a section for archived newsletters Almost 200 people attended a planning meeting for JAPAN 2001, a series of cultural, educational and sporting activities designed to further people-to-people exchange between Japan and the UK, and scheduled to begin May, 2001. In a joint presentation, Director of the Japan Information and Cultural Centre (JICC) Counsellor Shinichi Nishimiya, and Christopher Purvis, the Chief Executive of JAPAN 2001, outlined the basic framework for JAPAN 2001, and explained its underlying philosophy. They were keen to engage in active dialogue with participants, and representatives from a wide range of organisations, JAPAN -related and otherwise, came forward with details of events which had already been planned, as well as general comments and suggestions for further activities. The main objectives of JAPAN 2001 are to celebrate and develop the existing links between the UK and Japan through a wide variety of activities, and to create a lasting impact on people who normally have little contact with Japan. The underlying theme will therefore be the steadily growing relationship between the British and Japanese people with exchange, education and participation being key concepts.
Japan Society Of Northern California: Event Information
nobel Laureate Dr. leo esaki Monday, September 10, 2001 nobel laureate Dr. leo esaki,internationally renowned pioneer in the field of semiconductor research
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Extractions: Nobel laureate Dr. Leo Esaki, internationally renowned pioneer in the field of semiconductor research, will give a lecture on the fundamental importance of business and university collaboration in technology research, and on strategies for fostering research to nurture business incubation. Dr. Esaki was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1973 in recognition of his discovery of the Esaki Tunnel Diode, and is the recipient of numerous other awards and distinctions in honor of his lifetime dedication to revolutionary research in the field of semiconductor physics. As an ardent advocate of education reform, and as Chairman of the Japan Association of New Business Incubation Organizations (JANBO), Dr. Esaki is actively involved in promoting innovation in technology research, and in spearheading efforts to foster new business incubation in Japan and worldwide. Mark your calendar for this unprecedented opportunity to hear one of the world's most distinguished scientists.
Pictures Gallery Of The Nobel Prize Winners In Physics
Translate this page The nobel Prize in Physics. 1998. Robert B. Laughlin Horst L. Störmer DanielC. Tsui 1997. 1973. leo esaki Ivar Giaever Brian David Josephson 1972.
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Kisah Fisikawan Asia Terkenal - Jumat, 28 Juni 2002
Kisah Fisikawan Asia Terkenal. leo esaki. Tahun 1973, Jepang untuk yang ketiga kalimenempatkan warganya dalam jajaran penerima nobel Fisika, yakni leo esaki.
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Extractions: Rubrik Berita Utama Metropolitan Naper Nusantara ... Kontak Redaksi Iptek Jumat, 28 Juni 2002 Kisah Fisikawan Asia Terkenal Leo Esaki Tahun 1973, Jepang untuk yang ketiga kali menempatkan warganya dalam jajaran penerima Nobel Fisika, yakni Leo Esaki. Seperti kedua pendahulunya, Hideki Yukawa dan Sin-Itiro Tomonaga, pria kelahiran Osaka, Jepang pada tahun 1925 ini melengkapi gelar sarjana hingga doktor di negerinya sendiri. Hal ini seakan membuktikan bahwa tingkat kualitas pendidikan di Jepang memang sudah sangat tinggi begitu pun dengan sumber daya manusianya. Leo Esaki lahir di Osaka tahun 1925 dengan nama Esaki Reiona. Ia menyelesaikan sarjana mudanya tahun 1947 yang dilanjutkan dengan bekerja sebagai peneliti di Kobe Kogyo Corp selama 9 tahun. Kemudian ia menjadi pimpinan tim peneliti di Perusahaan Sony, Tokyo sambil melanjutkan studinya di Universitas Tokyo di mana ia meraih gelar PhD-nya pada tahun 1959. Selama meneliti di perusahaan Sony, Esaki bergelut dalam studi mengenai efek terowongan ( tunneling effect ) pada sambungan p-n suatu material semikonduktor. Efek terowongan adalah efek mekanika kuantum di mana suatu elektron dapat melewati suatu potensial penghalang yang menurut teori fisika klasik tidak mungkin diterobos. Penemuan Esaki ini kemudian dilanjutkan dengan diciptakannya diode Esaki (diode terowongan), suatu komponen yang sangat penting dalam fisika zat padat. Komponen ini berukuran sangat kecil, menggunakan daya sangat rendah tetapi bekerja sangat cepat, karena itu komponen ini banyak dimanfaatkan pada rangkaian berkecepatan tinggi di dalam komputer-komputer atau jaringan-jaringan komunikasi.

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