Ferenc Krausz, proud laureate of last year's Nobel Prize in Physics, brought his precious Nobel medal and certificate to the MPQ on the occasion of the symposium.
Nobel Symposium at MPQ
October 08, 2021
Ferenc Krausz, proud laureate of last year's Nobel Prize in Physics, brought his precious Nobel medal and certificate to the MPQ on the occasion of the symposium.
Why attoseconds? Ferenc Krausz explains the broader trechnological, medical, scientific value of those unimaginably short pulses of light ultimately highly beneficial to society as a whole.
Also long-time companions and two great pioneers of quantum computing: Ignacio Cirac and Peter Zoller, Professor at the University of Innsbruck and also External Scientific Member of the MPQ.
Nobel Prize winner and Nobel Prize winner. Theodor Hänsch, a long-time MPQ colleague, received the prestigious award in 2005. To the left are Peter Zoller, Ignacio Cirac, Rainer Blatt, Immanuel Bloch and Hanieh Fattahi.
Not an everyday sight - Ferenc Krausz's Nobel Prize certificate and medal. At the Nobel Symposium, guests were able to take a close look at these two treasures.
Kein alltäglicher Anblick - die Nobelpreisurkunde und Medaille von Ferenc Krausz. Am Nobel Symposium durften die Gäste diese zwei Schätze mal aus nächster Nähe betrachten.
In addition to presentations, laudatios and acknowledgements, there shall of course also be enough time for refreshments, discussions and inspiring get-togethers.
Ferenc Krausz alongside Rainer Blatt, Professor at the University of Innsbruck, External Scientific Member of MPQ and former Director of the Munich Quantum Valley.
From left to right: Ignacio Cirac, Immanuel Bloch, Ferenc Krausz, Rainer Blatt and Peter Zoller.
October 08, 2021
Nobel Symposium at MPQ
Ferenc Krausz, proud laureate of last year's Nobel Prize in Physics, brought his precious Nobel medal and certificate to the MPQ on the occasion of the symposium.
October 08, 2021
Plenum of the Nobel Prize Symposium in the Herbert Walther lecture hall at MPQ. Also many of Ferenc Krausz's old companions joined the celebrations.
October 08, 2021
Why attoseconds? Ferenc Krausz explains the broader trechnological, medical, scientific value of those unimaginably short pulses of light ultimately highly beneficial to society as a whole.
October 08, 2021
But let's begin with the first investigations of the electron in the early years of quantum mechanics....
October 08, 2021
Also long-time companions and two great pioneers of quantum computing: Ignacio Cirac and Peter Zoller, Professor at the University of Innsbruck and also External Scientific Member of the MPQ.
October 08, 2021
Of course, there shall also be a gift - presented by Ignacio Cirac, Managing Director and Head of the Theory Department at the MPQ.
October 08, 2021
Nobel Prize winner and Nobel Prize winner. Theodor Hänsch, a long-time MPQ colleague, received the prestigious award in 2005. To the left are Peter Zoller, Ignacio Cirac, Rainer Blatt, Immanuel Bloch and Hanieh Fattahi.
October 08, 2021
Not an everyday sight - Ferenc Krausz's Nobel Prize certificate and medal. At the Nobel Symposium, guests were able to take a close look at these two treasures.
Kein alltäglicher Anblick - die Nobelpreisurkunde und Medaille von Ferenc Krausz. Am Nobel Symposium durften die Gäste diese zwei Schätze mal aus nächster Nähe betrachten.
October 08, 2021
In addition to presentations, laudatios and acknowledgements, there shall of course also be enough time for refreshments, discussions and inspiring get-togethers.
October 08, 2021
Ferenc Krausz alongside Rainer Blatt, Professor at the University of Innsbruck, External Scientific Member of MPQ and former Director of the Munich Quantum Valley.
October 08, 2021
From left to right: Ignacio Cirac, Immanuel Bloch, Ferenc Krausz, Rainer Blatt and Peter Zoller.
