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Nobel Prize in Physics awarded for quantum entanglement
Frenchman Alain Aspect American John Clauser and Austrian Anton Zeilinger win for experiments proving quantum entanglement persists over large distances. They link photons and matter in ways that could enable secure communications and future quantum computing. The trio reflect on Einstein Bohr debates and the odd nature of entangled particles while noting practical challenges and long road to recognition.
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Alain Aspect
John FE. Clauser
Anton Zeilinger
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Albert Einstein
Nobel Committee
Clauser
Associated Press
Swedish Academy
Swedish Academy of Sciences
John Clauser
Columbia
Richard Feynman
Nobel
University of California Berkeley
Stuart Freedman
Einstein
Niels Bohr
Bohr
Johns Hopkins
N. Peter Armitage
Zeilinger
Vienna
David Haviland
Nobel Committee For Physics
Eva Olsson
China
Micius
Harun Siljak
Trinity College Dublin
Siljak
Bruce Schneier
Harvard
Aspect
University of Vienna
Israel
Svante Paabo
Alfred Nobel
John F. Clauser
Walnut Creek
California
Institute For
Quantum Optics
Quantum Information
Austria
Palaiseau
Paris