Lee Jong-ho: Nobel Prize Physics 1: The Birth of the Nobel Prize

Every October, media headlines are a major item in the mid-students of Nobel Prize physics, chemistry and physiology published in Sweden and Norway. But every time I read about the Nobel Prize winner, most people think that someone special has nothing to do with them, and they don't even bother to see it. The title of the Nobel Prize-winning paper is not even greater than what the Prime Minister studied and won. So, the average person thinks that from birth, a brilliant genius scientist has studied an unimaginablely painful and difficult problem. Although he feels jealous of the Nobel Prize winners, he does not think that he can get a Nobel Prize for being born again, and he does think that it doesn't affect his life at all. This general idea is that half is right and half is not right. First of all, by 2023, the faces of the 630 winners who won the Nobel Prize in physics, chemistry and physiology are mostly scholars who have made outstanding achievements in professional research. But the results of this are that the Nobel Prize has been given to people who have studied fields that ordinary people don't know at all. Although the awards paper itself may be difficult, their results are almost entirely in line with our lives. Alfred Nobel, who left his will to create a Nobel Prize, said in his will:.

Korean title: 노벨상 물리1: 노벨상의 탄생

Korean author: 이종호

Korean publisher: 진한엠앤비

ISBN-13: 9791129051400