Famous Nobel Prize winners in Physics (Part 4)
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A holographic method refers to techniques that use interference and diffraction of light to record and reconstruct wavefronts, enabling the creation of three-dimensional images or the investigation of various phenomena.
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Dennis Gabor (Hungary), 1971, for invention of the holographic method
Carlo Rubbia (Italy), 1984, discovery of the W and Z particles
Karl Alexander Muller(Switzerland) and George Bednorz (Germany) , 1987 for their discovery in the superconductivity in ceramic materials
Anthony Leggett (United Kingdom), 2003
Andre Geim (Russia), 2010 for a experiment regarding graphene
Geoffrey Hinton (United Kingdom), and John Hopfield (United States) , 2024, for AI research
John Clarke (UK) , John Martinis (USA) , Michel Devoret (France)2025
