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When will Japan get its next physics Nobel prize?

10 Nov 2017 Matin Durrani
Hikaru Kawamura
Thirteen and counting: Hikaru Kawamura wonders when Japan will get its next Nobel Prize for Physics.
By Matin Durrani in Osaka, Japan Hikaru Kawamura, president of the Physical Society of Japan (JPS),

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