Nobel laureates Akasaki, Amano honored by Aichi Prefecture

Nobel laureates Akasaki, Amano honored by Aichi Prefecture

Isamu Akasaki (L) and Hiroshi Amano, two of the 2014 Nobel physics prize winners behind the invention of energy-efficient blue light-emitting diodes, show off their honorary citizen medals from the Aichi prefectural government after a presentation ceremony in Nagoya, central Japan, on Sept. 11, 2015. Akasaki is a professor emeritus at Meijo University and Amano is a professor at Nagoya University, both in the Aichi capital city. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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