Image: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand (dpa)
Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen: “Congratulations to Ferenc Krausz for this pioneering work in particle research and attosecond physics. This award is a special honor for science in Austria and Europe.”
Chancellor Karl Nehammer (ÖVP): “Ferenc Krausz and his research team are ushering in the beginning of attosecond physics with their outstanding achievements. Thanks to such innovative scientists, Austria will continue to be an important research and future location.”
Science and Research Minister Martin Polaschek (ÖVP): “He became the second scientist working in Austria to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in just two years. The Austro-Hungarian physicist’s brilliant scientific achievements are extraordinary and once again confirm the high quality of Austria as a science and research location.”
Bavaria’s Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU): “Another Nobel Prize in Physics in Bavaria! […] This is an outstanding success for Bavaria as a science location.”
The German Max Planck Society, Krausz’s employer: “We are speechless!”
ÖAW President Heinz Faßmann: “On behalf of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, I warmly congratulate our members Ferenc Krausz and Anne L’Huillier on the Nobel Prize in Physics. Just one year after the important honor for Anton Zeilinger, this is once again a great success for two of our members.” On January 29th, L’Huillier, who was honored with Krausz, will give a lecture in the ÖAW ballroom about her research in the field of attosecond physics.
Christof Gattringer, President of the FWF Science Fund, about Ferenc Krausz: “His work opens up completely new perspectives on the dynamics of electrons in matter and is basic research par excellence. An impressive career that began 25 years ago with, among other things, the FWF START Prize for outstanding young research and later with the FWF Wittgenstein Prize. Prize that continued, now finds its crowning moment with the Nobel Prize.”
Finance Minister Magnus Brunner (ÖVP): “Austria has invested 6 billion euros in research and development in recent years. The success is also reflected in strong individual achievements like this, and warm congratulations to Ferenc Krausz.”
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