Nobel Prize
300 old videos with fewer than 5,000 views from this channel.
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What if the Nobel Laureates don't believe him?
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Interview: 2014 Nobel Peace Prize Announcement
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“Now I’m wondering how to act.” Hiroshi Amano on being awarded the Nobel Prize.
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"There's no other word for it." Professor William Sharpe on his Nobel Week experience.
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"Surprised, excited, and thrilled." William E. Moerner on being awarded the Nobel Prize
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"Taking apart old television sets." How William E. Moerner came to science
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"Single molecules ... as light sources." William Moerner, Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2014
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"That was crazy." May-Britt Moser on discovering the hexagonal structure of cells in the brain
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"You have to trust your own judgment." Edvard Moser discusses role models for scientists
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"The crystals were too perfect." The breakthrough in Hiroshi Amano's research
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"This field is very diverse and very rich." Jean Tirole on whether his work is a breakthrough
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Jean Tirole on his role models
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"When I saw the place cells, I realized this may be important." John O'Keefe on a breakthrough
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"I decided it would be great to study the brain." John O'Keefe on what brought him to science
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"Are you standing up or sitting down?" John O'Keefe on receiving the Nobel Prize call
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"The biggest small step." Eric Betzig, 2014 Nobel Prize in Chemistry laureate, on breakthroughs
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"I'd like to work for a private space transportation company." Eric Betzig's future plans
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"Accomplishments are objective, accolades are subjective." Eric Betzig on the Nobel Prize
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"Will definitely continue in science." Stefan Hell's plans after being award the Nobel Prize
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Shuji Nakamura, 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics laureate, on his Nobel Prize-awarded work
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Nobel Banquet 2014 - Interview Jean Tirole
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LED screen outside Concert Hall in Stockholm
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Peace Prize Laureate Kailash Satyarthi most memorable moments from the Nobel Days
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Charles H. Townes on new discoveries, Nobel Prize in Physics 1964