he's been doing research here at the university of vienna for many years into particle physics. now he's won the nobel prize, the biggest award in science, the videos. during the 1st experiments, i was sometimes asked by the press what the whole thing was supposed to be good for . and i said, i can tell you quite proudly. it's not good for anything. i'm just doing this out of curiosity. as noise you, salinger is sharing the prize with france, his alarm aspect and american john klauser. all 3 have made groundbreaking discoveries in the field of quantum mechanics. put simply, it's about the interaction of the smallest particles, much smaller than atoms. the nobel committee in stockholm tried to explain what the implications are on them that you can apply these findings. for example, in the security tightened cribson field of cryptography and alt fine quantum computers and very specialized sensor technology is the thick. but anton salinger has explained these complicated physics concepts with the help of foam dice. the smallest pairs of particles can automatically change shape with

he has been doing research at the university of vienna for many years in particle physics. now he has won the biggest prize awarded in science. >> during the first experiment i was sometimes asked by the press with the whole thing was supposed to be good for. i said i can tell you why probably it is not good for anything. i am just doing it out of curiosity. >> he is sharing the prize with two colleagues, one american and one frenchman. it is about the interaction of the smallest particles, much smaller than adams. >> you can apply these findings in the field of cryptography and also in quantum computers. >> anton has explained these visits with the smallest of dies. this goes back to einstein, this goes back to how we view the universe and how particles in this case interact with one another. in this particular case, you have two particles that could be in different areas but they may still be entangled with one another. it is kind of like having to family members that might be on the different side of the road. you might even have some sort of telepathy. >> the scientists

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ah, verbena ris a lecture at the technical university of vienna has also had similar experiences as each of our in london. i work it also finished irma in london and humble shed. irma is a hamburg office and it still is some youngster among apartments back then. he had had for many years, a partnership with william also in london. and there was a director there who over so several projects including ours. he was french and a chauvinist. when i look back on it, my him, he just said i wasn't allowed to do specific things on this project and they were significant things. although we the project leader and i was specifically assigned to the project to some voice for this week. i guess it wouldn't the sort of the us in my voice yet was the 1st time i noticed that it troubled me personally to personally and that there was actually a system to ac and that affected that then there were around 50 of us working there . all, and many of the women would go to the bathroom and cried because of different directors who actually forbid them to do certain things or treated the women poorly for wouldn't h

vienna and austria became part of the third reich. nikolai trubetskoy tried to live in his usual life, went to work here at the university of vienna, gave very soon the new authorities became interested. what does a russian professor do when they found out that he teaches slavic studies, searches began and almost immediately the nazis found trubetskoy's works in which he wrote about the danger of german nationalism osism about the idea of ​​a ruler and a democratic state from their names is enough to get into the camp on trubetskoy was not arrested. still, the prince aristocrat fled from the bolsheviks, and nevertheless, after several interrogations by gestapa officers, nikolai sergeevich had a ser. the fit of his number is as young as his father is 48 years old. vladimir trubetskoy was not arrested because he tried to free the last emperor, they didn’t know about it then, he passed in the case of the slavic scholars, there was such a thing in one while in vienna, the gesta interrogated nikolai trubetskoy. and in moscow, the nkvd charged vladimir trubetskoy with having ties with his brother. and the biography of the son of vladimir serg

now the two other physicists who are sharing the award with him or based at universities in paris and vienna, the three ofhare the nearly $900,000 prize. garcia and dave back to you, ali rasmus. thank you, 7 30 to the owner of an oakland childcare center, says the city is only adding to his frustration after his business was hit by vandals multiple times this year. john wong is the co owner of the starlight child development center on 14th street near oakland's chinatown . he says vandals have broken windows and sprayed graffiti on the building four times since january. most recent incident happened just last week. he tells us he's now getting notices from the city of oakland , threatening a fine unless the graffiti is removed within 10 days. i'm just wondering why this building is targeted. and those other three buildings on the corner or not. i hate to say it, but i feel like a defeat it i'm defeated. i'm not being served. being an open. i've been raised, born and raised in oakland. wang says he suspects the daycare may have been targeted because it has the center's name written in chinese on a sign out

of his works were published in vienna berlin leipzig and enjoyed. hugely popular in europe , however, political cultural figures honorary members of the vilna universityhal kleofas aginsky is known to his descendants primarily as a composer, the author of the brilliant polonaise in a minor. farewell to the motherland tomorrow marks the 75th anniversary of alexander anisimov. exactly october 8th. born in moscow, the future chief conductor of the state academic symphony orchestra. belarus, conductor of the bolshoi opera and ballet theater of the republic of belarus, laureate of the state prize of belarus, people's artist of belarus, honorary conductor of the national symphony orchestra. ireland commander of the order of merit of the french republic maestro anisimov performed in the largest theaters of the world conducted many famous russian orchestras from europe, it was alexander anisimova, the world-famous opera singer monsorah caballe, who chose to accompany her first performance in moscow with the orchestra alexander mikhailovich constantly works with the national youth orchestra of ireland with who staged the wagner cycle ring of the nibelungen tod

now the other two physicists who are sharing this award with him are based at universities in paris and vienna. the three ofre the nearly $900,000 prize. garcia, andre and south back to you. ali rasmus. thank you, the owner of an oakland childcare center, says the city is only adding to his frustration after his business was hit by vandals. a number of times this year. john wong is the co owner of the starlight child development center on 14th street near oakland's chinatown . he says vandals have broken windows and spray graffiti on the building four times since january. most recent incident happened just last week. he says that he's now getting notices from the city of oakland, threatening a fine unless the graffiti is removed within 10 days. i'm just wondering why this building is targeted. and those other three buildings on the corner or not. i hate to say it, but i feel like i'm defeated. and defeated. i'm not being served. being an open. i've been raised, born and raised in oakland. wang says he suspects the daycare may have been targeted because it has the center's name written in chinese on a sign o

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computing, the secure transfer of information as well as sensing technology now the two other physicists who are sharing the award with him or based at universities in paris and viennahare the nearly $900,000 nobel prize. david pam back to you. all right, ali. thank you time. 96 30 for investigators in stockton have now linked to more deadly shootings to a suspected serial killer, including one killing in oakland. the killer is now linked to seven deaths since april of last year. six of those victims were in stockton, one was in oakland. oakland victim is a 40 year old man killed on april 10th of last year. in each case, the victims were shot to death. they were caught by surprise in the dark. another lifeguard man was on his way to work like that scares me . that part scares me on his way to work. now investigators say none of the men were robbed or beaten before they were killed and the shootings don't seem to be linked to gangs or drugs. reward for information leading to an arrest is now increased to $95,000 yesterday in an anonymous donor contributed $10,000 more. the community of fort myers beach in florida, now disaster zone because of hurricane ian, look at t