Quantum dots | 2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry | One-minute crash course

Have you ever heard of a quantum dot? Learn more about the strange and tiny particles whose discovery led to a Nobel Prize.

Moungi Bawendi, Louis Brus and Aleksey Yekimov were awarded the 2023 chemistry prize for the discovery and development of nanotechnology’s smallest components – quantum dots.

Credits:
Stella Wendick, student, Södra Latin, Sweden
Karin Bjurström, voice coach, KB Studio, Sweden
Patrik Fredriksson, information designer

[Vision-kyew]

Watching someone explaining us quantum dots on devices that use quantum dots is really awesome. This really shows us that the Nobel Prize is not just for discovering something but rather making it usable for mankind.

[arnavpreyash]

Nice presentation along with good explanation .

[Random_things_]

Thanks a lot for this knowledgeable video😍

[sanzkmr]

Thank you so much for such a quality information😊

[oodlebay]

Hmmm. Interesting. The quantum world emits hues similarily to much larger worlds, such as the galaxy. This leads me to think of the ever-expanding or ever-retracting image where you zoom and zoom and zoom and zoom and zoom and zoom and zoom (in or out it seems). It's times like this where i'm glad I have a belief in a higher power. Helps me feel serenity in the face of overwhelming existentialism.

[Stevexupen]

watching this from my ROG PG32UCDM QD-OLED monitor!