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U.S.-German-Chinese Trio Wins Nobel Physics Prize

Last updated: 1998-10-13

U.S.-German-Chinese Trio Wins Nobel Physics Prize
1998-10-13

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Nobel Prize in Physics
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Stockholm
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Princeton University
Stanford University
STOCKHOLM - Americans Robert Laughlin and Daniel Tsui, and German scientist Horst Stoermer, won the 1998 Nobel Prize in Physics, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said Tuesday.... ...
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