Shechtman Wins Chemistry Nobel For Quasicrystals Discovery

CTV.caShechtman Wins Chemistry Nobel for Quasicrystals DiscoveryBusinessWeekOct. 5 (Bloomberg) -- An Israeli scientist won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for changing the prevailing views about the atomic structure of matter with his discovery of quasicrystals. Daniel Shechtman, 70, of the Technion-Israel ...Israeli scientist wins Nobel chemistry prizeUSA TodayIsraeli Scientist Wins Nobel Prize for ChemistryNew York TimesUPDATE 1-Israeli Shechtman wins 2011 chemistry NobelReutersForbesall 375 news articles »

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