Who's the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics?

On October 4, 2023, the Nobel Prize for Physics was awarded to Pierre Agostini, Ferentz Klaus, Anne Lurie, among others, in recognition of their contribution in the field of optical resonance and bi-ray spectroscopy. The 2023 Nobel Prize for Literature was officially unveiled on October 5th, Beijing time, at 19 p.m., by the Norwegian playwright Jon Fossse, in recognition of his “innovation drama and essays as unspoken things”.

Jon Fosse, 1959-), one of the most important authors of contemporary Norwegian literature, has published a number of works since 1983, including 28 plays, 14 novels, 9 poems, 2 essays, 9 children's literatures, and so on. Recent Nobel Prize laureates in literature: 2022: French writer Anne Elno, for the reason that “her courage and clinical acumen reveal the roots, divisions and collective constraints of personal memory.” Representative: Yoyo Years, Places, One Woman. 2021: Tanzanian writer Abdulrazak Gunnah, for the reason that: “His sympathy for the effects of colonialism and the fate of refugees in the divide between cultures and continents, as well as uncompromising insight.” Representative: Heaven, Desert.

2020: The American poet, Louise Greek, was awarded for: “She made the existence of the individual universal with an incontrovertible poetic voice, with a simple sense of beauty.” Representative: Victory of Achilles, Wild Ends. 2019: Austrian writer Peter Handek, was awarded for: “He was also an original and influential work of language and explored the outer and special aspects of the human experience.” Representative: Blame the audience, Caspar, Test Tired.

2018: Polish writer Olga Tokachuk, award-winning reason: “She's imagination in her narratives is full of encyclopedia, which makes her work cross cultural boundaries and is self-confescing.” Representative: The City in the Mirror, The Old and Other Times, Houses of the Day, Houses of the Night. Nobel 2023.

The recipients of the 2023 Nobel Prize were Katharine Corico and Drew Wesmann, Pierre Agostini, Ferentz Klaus and Anne Lulier, Mongi Bavendi, Luis Bruce and Alexei Yekimov, Jon Forth, Claudia Goldin and the United Nations World Food Programme. 1. Physiology or medical prizes: Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman, who discovered nucleotide modifiers to develop effective mRNA vaccines.2 Physics prizes: Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Kraussz and Anne L'Huillier, which produce experimental methods of light pulses for studying electrodynamics in matter.

3 Chemical prizes: Moungi Bawendi, Louis Brus and Alexei Ekimov, who contributed to the discovery and synthesis of quantum points.4 Literary prizes: Jon Fosse, a Norwegian writer known for his brevity and depth and for the exploration of human existence. 5. Economics Award: Claudia Goldin, an American economist who received a prize for his research on promoting women's labour market outcomes.6 Peace Prize: United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), an international organization dedicated to the eradication of hunger and poverty, received a global prize for food aid and support for people affected by conflict, disasters and climate change.

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