Shuji Nakamura
Shuji NakamuraRes apud Vicidata repertae:
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Nativitas: 22 Maii 1954; Ikata
Patria: Iaponia, Civitates Foederatae Americae
Patria: Iaponia, Civitates Foederatae Americae
Officium
Munus: physicus, ingeniarius, inventor, Professor
Patronus: Ehime University, Universitas Californiensis Barbaropolitana, Nichia
Patronus: Ehime University, Universitas Californiensis Barbaropolitana, Nichia
Memoria
Laurae: Praemium Nobelianum physicae, Order of Culture, Princess of Asturias Award for Technical and Scientific Research, Benjamin Franklin Medal, Harvey Prize, Quantum Electronics Award, National Inventors Hall of Fame, Charles Stark Draper Prize, Carl Zeiss Research Award, Person of Cultural Merit, Asahi Prize, Millennium Technology Prize, Edison Medal, Global Energy Prize, MRS Medal Award, Nishina Memorial Prize, IET Kelvin Lecture
Shūji Nakamura (Iaponice:中村修二, natus 22 Maii 1954) est physicus Americanus ex Iaponia oriundus, professor Universitatis Californiensis. Anno 2014 Praemium Nobelianum physicae accepit de inventu LED caerulei cum Isamu Akasaki et Hiroshi Amano.[1]
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