Andre Geim explores the flatland
Watch a lecture about graphene by the Nobel winner
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Watch a lecture about graphene by the Nobel winner
Why aren't Geim and Novoselov front and centre?
Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov win 2010 prize
Read article: Graphene pioneers bag Nobel prize
He believed that outbreaks of flu are sometimes caused by microbes from outer space
'An insidious grinding down of the UK research community'
There is something on the Nobel Foundation website that is driving me crazy
Report has a more measured tone
Particle physicist won 1992 Nobel prize
Read article: Georges Charpak: 1924–2010
I'm guessing there are some who want to ensure that scientists don't spoil the bonanza