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Bicocca University, Honorary Degree to Hiroshi Amano

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The University of Milano-Bicocca today awarded the honorary degree in Science and Nanotechnology for Sustainability to Professor Hiroshi Amano, an internationally renowned scientist and Nobel Prize winner in Physics in 2014 for the invention of blue light LEDs. The ceremony took place in the Aula Magna in the presence of academic authorities, the scientific community and numerous students.

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