Nobel News Capturing Photons Cloning Frogs

The video discusses the Nobel Prize winners in Physiology or Medicine and Physics. John Gurdon and Shinya Yamanaka were awarded for their work on reprogramming adult cells into stem cells, a breakthrough in cloning and regenerative medicine. In Physics, David Weinland and Zerj Hirosh were recognized for their advancements in manipulating quantum particles, paving the way for potential quantum computing. The video highlights the significance of these discoveries and their potential applications.

What was the significant discovery made by John Gurdon in 1962?

• He invented the first microscope.

• He developed the theory of relativity.

• He proved that an adult cell nucleus can create an entire organism.

• He discovered the structure of DNA.

What breakthrough did Shinya Yamanaka achieve in 2006?

• He developed a cure for cancer.

• He invented the internet.

• He reprogrammed adult cells into stem cells.

• He discovered a new planet.

What was David Weinland's contribution to quantum physics?

• He discovered a new element.

• He trapped and manipulated individual ions in their quantum state.

• He invented a new type of telescope.

• He developed the first quantum computer.

What technique did Zerj Hirosh use to trap photons?

• He used superconducting mirrors.

• He used a vacuum chamber.

• He used a magnetic field.

• He used a laser beam.

What did Erwin Schrodinger say about experimenting with single particles?

• It is a simple process.

• It is the key to understanding the universe.

• It leads to ridiculous consequences.

• It is impossible to experiment with single particles.