About Izuo Hayashi
Lived 1922 – 2005 (aged 83). Izuo Hayashi was a Japanese physicist.
Awards and honors
Fujihara Award, Japan (1946)
Prize from Institute of Electronics and Communication Engineers, Japan (1975)
J J Ebers Award, IEEE (1984)
Asahi Prize, Japan (1986)
C&C Prize (with Morton B. Panish), Japan (1986)
IEEE David Sarnoff Award (1988)
Marconi Prize (1993)
Applied Physics Society Prize, Japan (2001)
Kyoto Prize, Japan (2001)
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Who was Izuo Hayashi?
Japanese physicist (1922-2005)
When was Izuo Hayashi born?
Izuo Hayashi was born on 1 May 1922 in Tokyo.
When did Izuo Hayashi die?
Izuo Hayashi died on 26 September 2005.
What was Izuo Hayashi's occupation?
Izuo Hayashi was a physicist.
What nationality was Izuo Hayashi?
Izuo Hayashi was Japanese.
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