Yanks win Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry 1981
Two Americans and a Swede win the 1981 Nobel Prize in Physics for laser atom studies. An American shares the chemistry prize with Kenichi Fukui of Kyoto University for milestone theories on chemical reactions. Kai Siegbahn of Uppsala and Nicolaas Bloembergen of Harvard share physics honors with Arthur Schawlow of Stanford. Hoffmann of Cornell and Fukui share chemistry prize.
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Kai Siegbahn
Uppsala University
Stockholm
Nicolaas Bloembergen
Harvard University
Deli
Lexington
Mass
Arthur Schawlow
Stanford University
Roald Hoffmann
Cornell University
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Kenichi Fukui
Japan
Kyoto University
Academey of Sciences
Capsule Hotels Rise In Landscarce Japan Cities
Capsule hotels called kapusuru hoteru have become popular in Tokyo and other cities. The pencil thin buildings hold 72 sleeping capsules with buttons to control TV radio AC alarm lights. Guests nap in pastel rooms with doors at their feet and walls nearby as developers tout efficiency for commuters and businessmen with per diem allowances.
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Landscarce
Japan
Hight
Tokyo
Ueno
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