The Nobel Committee has been distributing Nobel Prizes since the beginning of this week. In this context, we have recently shared with you the winners of the Nobel Prize in Medicine and the Nobel Prize in Physics. Today, the winners of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry were announced. Scientists who won the award; They were Moungi Bawendi, Louis Brus and Alexei Ekimov. So, for what work were these scientists deemed worthy of the award?
Three scientists carried out studies on nanotechnology, which is actually in our lives. These scientists had conducted a series of studies on “quantum dot” technology. In this context; Alexei Ekimov was the first person to lay the foundations of quantum dot technology. A few years later, Louis Brus succeeded in discovering the quantum effect floating freely in liquid. Moungi Bawendi succeeded in producing quantum particles of excellent quality using chemical methods. All of these opened the door to the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
Quantum dot technology brings life to televisions and monitors of many brands today!
The term quantum dot may not mean anything on its own. However, this technology has actually been in our lives for years. Today, many electronic device manufacturers use quantum dot technology in their products such as monitors and televisions. For example, Samsung’s QLED televisions have quantum dot technology. In addition, leading names in the industry such as MSI, Arçelik and LG also benefit from this technology.
So what exactly is quantum dot technology? What difference does it make on screens?
Quantum dot technology can be considered an advanced version of LED technology. The technology found in display panels based on nano-sized crystals enables ultra-high brightness levels to be achieved. In this way, the vibrancy and realism of colors are increased to the highest level. In addition, the number of supported colors is higher on televisions and monitors where quantum dot technology is preferred. This provides the consumer with a more immersive experience than LED panel displays.