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How Long Is One Meter? - Nobel Laurete Lecture by Professor Klaus von Klitzing

Nobel Laurete Lecture by Professor Klaus von Klitzing On Wednesday 10 April 2013 at 16.00 the Nobel Laureate in physics, Professor Klaus von Klitzing, gives a lecture on the research leading to the Nobel Prize: How long is 1 Meter? From ancient length units to modern concepts in metrology. Length measurements are together with time and mass measurements of fundamental importance for trade, science and industrial developments. The presentation gives a survey about the development of these units, starting with an historical overview and finishing with the most recent developments where fundamental constants form the basis for units independent of space and time. For these modern aspects, the quantum Hall effect which represents basically a new type of electrical resistance plays a crucial role and may be even important for a new definition of the unit of mass, the kilogram. Venue: The Lundsgaard Auditorium, Panum, The University of Copenhagen, Blegdamsvej 3B, 2200 Copenhagen N