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A physicist who took atoms near absolute zero, and physics further

Claude Cohen-Tannoudji had many connections with India, including acknowledging the work of a little-known scientist who had died three decades before…

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The Hindu reports: Claude Cohen-Tannoudji had many connections with India, including acknowledging the work of a little-known scientist who had died three decades before Cohen-Tannoudji won the Nobel Prize.

This science story centres on India. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Claude Cohen-Tannoudji, Nobel Prize and Cohen-Tannoudji.

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Location
India · Asia
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The Hindu
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Key names
Claude Cohen-Tannoudji, Nobel Prize, Cohen-Tannoudji
Section
Science

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