Two Win Nobel For Work On Ultra-Thin Material -- New York TimesA pair of Russian-born physicists working at the University of Manchester in England have won the Nobel prize in physics for investigating the properties of ultra-thin carbon flakes known as graphene, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said Tuesday.
They are Andre Geim, 51, and Konstantin Novoselov, 36. They will split the prize of $1.4 million.
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West Bank mosque set on fire in attack.
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ASIA
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Kim and son appear at N. Korean military exercise.
Flash floods in eastern Indonesia kill at least 29.
AFRICA
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EUROPE
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AMERICAS
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World financial reform agenda falters.
Super-rich investors buy gold by ton.
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