Roy Glauber, Nobel Prize in Physics 2005: Interview

Interview with the 2005 Nobel Laureate in Physics Roy Glauber, at the 58th Meeting of Nobel Laureates in Lindau, Germany, 30 June 2008. The interviewer was Adam Smith, then the Editor-in-Chief of Nobelprize.org.
Roy Glauber talks about how he (0:00) became interested in theoretical physics, the unique environment working on the Manhattan Project in Los Alamos during World War II (4:59), why Princeton became a hotspot of theoretical physics in the post-war years (11:32), how theoretical physics has changed as a field since the 1940s (16:11), why he became interested in quantum optics (19:19), the work he has been most proud of (24:53), and the challenges of balancing research and family life (27:36).
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The part around 23:00 about quantum cryptography made me chuckle in 2024

[@PatrickHarris-y6j]

Well said.

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Μπράβο !

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Long live with good health 😍 ❤

[@G朕]

if i study hard，can i become a physicist

[@RaptorexCorcovatus]

@user-mm4olhz8r I am asking myself the same question. As with everything in science, you need to study.