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Handout picture released by the German Koerber Stiftung, taken in January 2009 in Manchester shows Dutch Professor Andre Geim, working in the Center for Mesoscience and Nanotechnology in Manchester. Andre Geim and Russian-British national Konstantin Novoselov, won the 2010 Nobel Physics Prize on October 5, 2010 for pioneering work on graphene, a form of carbon which conducts electricity, the Nobel jury said. AFP PHOTO HO / KOERBER-STIFTUNG / FRIEDRUN REINHOLD RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE

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created date 2009-01-14

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