Wow! That was beyond interesting, that was amazing. I even see a lot of parallels between Nakamura’s journey to becoming a full-fledged engineer, respected by his peers, and my journey towards becoming a full-fledged website engineer. It does take massive amounts of determination, creativity, and ignoring all of the nay sayers. Nakamura is an amazing person.
The new CEO of Nichia sounds like a horrible person. Petty and vindictive, greedy, and entitled. Personifying the characteristics we often see from people born into wealth and position. Not only did he lack vision, creativity, and adventure, he actively tried to block all of the progress that Nakamura was making, and then stole all the money, and attempted to steal all the credit after Nakamura had his breakthroughs.
I was so happy to hear that Nakamura won the Nobel prize. That at long last would have provided him with some financial compensation for all of his hard work and genius. I was also very happy to hear how widely published he is, and that he was able to retain all of the reputational credit for his accomplishments.
I have a passing familiarity with LEDs because of my electronics tinkering hobbies, but I didn’t realize just how much material science, physics, and chemistry was involved in their invention and manufacturing. Thank you so much for sharing such an awesome video with me! I just shared it with my son and a few close friends who I know will enjoy it.
Wow! That was beyond interesting, that was amazing. I even see a lot of parallels between Nakamura’s journey to becoming a full-fledged engineer, respected by his peers, and my journey towards becoming a full-fledged website engineer. It does take massive amounts of determination, creativity, and ignoring all of the nay sayers. Nakamura is an amazing person.
The new CEO of Nichia sounds like a horrible person. Petty and vindictive, greedy, and entitled. Personifying the characteristics we often see from people born into wealth and position. Not only did he lack vision, creativity, and adventure, he actively tried to block all of the progress that Nakamura was making, and then stole all the money, and attempted to steal all the credit after Nakamura had his breakthroughs.
I was so happy to hear that Nakamura won the Nobel prize. That at long last would have provided him with some financial compensation for all of his hard work and genius. I was also very happy to hear how widely published he is, and that he was able to retain all of the reputational credit for his accomplishments.
I have a passing familiarity with LEDs because of my electronics tinkering hobbies, but I didn’t realize just how much material science, physics, and chemistry was involved in their invention and manufacturing. Thank you so much for sharing such an awesome video with me! I just shared it with my son and a few close friends who I know will enjoy it.