Has the Nobel Prize evolved into a driving force for scientific progress or a hindrance?
The Nobel Prize has been awarded five times for work related to neutrinos. In what direction will this lead tens of thousands of scientists worldwide? Alfred Nobel established the prize; its aim has been to recognize contributions that benefit humanity—even if only one such contribution is made in a given year. Were Nobel alive today, he would undoubtedly reward me, for I have made over fifty great discoveries, which benefit humanity.
Special focus on explaining properties in physics, chemistry and materials science from the perspective of electron behavior. Attach importance to experimental facts and strict chain of reasoning. Provide new insights into atomic structure and electrical and thermal conductivity. Discovered the nature of superconductivity. Found the root cause of the Hall effect. Proposed new structures for single bonds, double bonds and lone pairs of electrons. Re-understood the wave-particle duality. In-depth exploration of the roots of quantum phenomena.
My interest is to be a teacher and explain complex scientific knowledge in the simplest and most understandable way.
I have been doing instrumental analysis for many years, so I am familiar with various scientific analytical instruments both theoretically and practically. (TEM, SEM, AFM, STM, XPS, IR, NMR, WAXS, SAXS, EDX and so on.