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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced on the 7th that the 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics will be awarded to Japanese scientists Akasaka Akira, Amano and Japanese-American scientist Nakamura Shuji, on the grounds that they invented the “high-brightness blue LED†for energy conservation and environmental protection. The invention has enabled the introduction of new LED bulbs to replace incandescent lamps that consume more energy. This invention has led to a fundamental shift in lighting technology. Akasaka Yoshi and Amano are professors at the University of Japan, while Nakamura Shuji is a professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara. They will share 8 million Swedish kronor (equivalent to 6.83 million yuan in prize money).
By convention, the Nobel Prize organizers will contact them before they announce the list of winners. After the announcement of the list, Nakamura Shuji, who was awakened at 2 o'clock in the middle of the night, said that he was unbelievable when he was awarded, and he was very happy. Chisaki did not expect anything from the awards, nor did he say that he was always on the phone, and he was very happy after he learned the award. At the time, Amano was on the plane and flew from Japan to France. Only after arriving at the destination will he know this good news.
This year's physics award has many popular candidates, including Chinese-American scientist Yang Peidong and others, and the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences finally awarded this award to three scientists including Akasaki, indicating that this year's Nobel Prize in Physics is more focused. Practical invention. Delson, an expert at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, said that since Edison and Swan invented electric lights in the late 19th century, incandescent bulbs have been used. After the invention of the high-brightness blue light-emitting diode, people can obtain a white light source with high power-saving efficiency and long-lasting power, which changes the lighting conditions of people's life and work, and can be widely used in the fields of smart phones and the like. Ms. Sanders, director of the British Institute of Physics, said that the world's lighting currently consumes more than 20% of the electricity supply. After using LED bulbs, this proportion will drop to 4%. The three scientists won the award and their results were recognized.
This is the second prize of the Nobel Prize judging panel announced this year. The Chemistry, Literature, Economics, and Equality Awards will also be announced. The award ceremony will be held in Stockholm this December. 
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The 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics was announced in Stockholm, Sweden on the 7th. Two Japanese scientists and one American-American scientist won the award together.