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Heinrich Rohrer

Schweiz · Wissenschaftler · Lebte 1933 bis 2013 · im Alter von 79

Heinrich Rohrer wird in 69 Sprachen etwa 40 Mal am Tag gelesen.

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Heinrich Rohrer (* 6. Juni 1933 in Buchs SG; † 16. Mai 2013 in Wollerau) war ein Schweizer Physiker. Er erhielt neben Ernst Ruska 1986 gemeinsam mit Gerd Binnig für die Entwicklung des Rastertunnelmikroskops den Nobelpreis für Physik. Im selben Jahr wurde er zum IBM Fellow ernannt.

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2013Gestorben16. Mai 20132008“We live of novelty in science. So when you do something new, you have to overcome certain beliefs that it cannot be done, that it's not interesting and so on.”Eigene Worte9. April 2008Interview with Heinrich Rohrer at the Nobel Foundation, Stockholm, 9 April, 2008. The interviewer is Adam Smith, Editor-in-Chief of

“We had the freedom to make mistakes. That's something very important. Unfortunately, this freedom for scientists gets more and more lost. … Otherwise, you do the common things.”Eigene Worte9. April 2008Interview with Heinrich Rohrer at the Nobel Foundation, Stockholm, 9 April, 2008. The interviewer is Adam Smith, Editor-in-Chief of

“Young people are not yet biased in their mind. They are not completely taken by their expert opinions. Expert opinions have a difficulty to go beyond of what they know.”Eigene Worte9. April 2008Interview with Heinrich Rohrer at the Nobel Foundation, Stockholm, 9 April, 2008. The interviewer is Adam Smith, Editor-in-Chief of

1994“To my knowledge significant progress has never been born of competition. … In science, being 'better' than others is of little practical value.”Eigene WorteHeinrich Rohrer, in Science - A Part of Our Future, Interdisciplinary Science Reviews Vol. 19, 193, 1994.

National Inventors Hall of FameAuszeichnung1988Honorary Doctorate of the University of the Mediterranean - Aix Marseille IIAuszeichnung1987Elliott Cresson MedalAuszeichnung1986Nobel Prize in PhysicsAuszeichnung1984EPS Europhysics PrizeAuszeichnungKing Faisal International Prize in ScienceAuszeichnung1981“I lost all respect for angstroms.”Eigene Wortein Autobiography, from Nobel Lectures, Physics 1981-1990, Editor-in-Charge Tore Frängsmyr, Editor Gösta Ekspång, World Scientific

1933Geboren6. Juni 1933

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  1. We live of novelty in science. So when you do something new, you have to overcome certain beliefs that it cannot be done, that it's not interesting and so on.

    9. Apr. 2008, Interview with Heinrich Rohrer at the Nobel Foundation, Stockholm, 9 April, 2008. The interviewer is Adam Smith, Editor-in-Chief of, Eigene Worte

  2. We had the freedom to make mistakes. That's something very important. Unfortunately, this freedom for scientists gets more and more lost. … Otherwise, you do the common things.

    9. Apr. 2008, Interview with Heinrich Rohrer at the Nobel Foundation, Stockholm, 9 April, 2008. The interviewer is Adam Smith, Editor-in-Chief of, Eigene Worte

  3. Young people are not yet biased in their mind. They are not completely taken by their expert opinions. Expert opinions have a difficulty to go beyond of what they know.

    9. Apr. 2008, Interview with Heinrich Rohrer at the Nobel Foundation, Stockholm, 9 April, 2008. The interviewer is Adam Smith, Editor-in-Chief of, Eigene Worte

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Auszeichnungen

National Inventors Hall of Fame1994
Honorary Doctorate of the University of the Mediterranean - Aix Marseille II1988
Elliott Cresson Medal1987
Nobel Prize in Physics1986
King Faisal International Prize in Science1984
EPS Europhysics Prize1984
IBM Fellow

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Lebte 1933 bis 2013 · im Alter von 79

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