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Masatoshi Koshiba, 100th birthday on 19 September – died in 2020

Sep 19, 2026

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  • STO - 20021210 - STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN : Masatoshi Koshiba (R) sits at the banquettetable with Culture minister of Sweden Marita Ulvskog (L) during the Nobelprice banquette in the City Hall, Stockholm. EPA PHOTO SCANPIX SWEDEN POOL OLA TORKELSSON PoL STOCKHOLM Sverige x1028x *** STO 20021210 STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN Masatoshi Koshiba R sits at the banquettetable with Culture minister of Sweden Marita Ulvskog L during the Nobelprice banquette in the City Hall, Stockholm EPA PHOTO SCANPIX SWEDEN POOL OLA TORKELSSON PoL STOCKHOLM Sweden x1028x Copyright: xOLAxTORKELSSONx SWEDEN NOBEL BANQUET
  • STOCKHOLM 021210 - Fysikpristagaren Masatoshi Koshiba och kemipristagaren Koichi Tanaka visar sina medaljer. För första gangen har Japan tva nobelpristagare. STOCKHOLM SVERIGE x1030x *** STOCKHOLM 021210 Physics laureate Masatoshi Koshiba and chemistry laureate Koichi Tanaka display their medals For the first time, Japan has two Nobel laureates STOCKHOLM SWEDEN x1030x Copyright: xJONASxEKSTRÖMERx NOBEL 2002 KONSERTHUSET
  • STOCKHOLM 20021208 Nobelpristagaren i fysik Masatoshi Koshiba, Japan, höll idag sin Nobelföreläsning i Aula Magna pa Stockholms Universitet. STOCKHOLM Sverige x1013x *** STOCKHOLM 20021208 Nobel Laureate in Physics Masatoshi Koshiba, Japan, gave his Nobel Lecture today in Aula Magna at Stockholm University STOCKHOLM Sweden x1013x Copyright: xJACKxMIKRUTx NOBEL 2002 FYSIK
  • STOCKHOLM 20021210 Nobel Prize 2002. Physic laureate Masatoshi Koshiba poses with his family after the Prize Award Ceremony at the Concert Hall in Stockholm, December 10, 2002. Grandchild Saori si years old in yellow dress FOTO: Anders Wiklund SCANPIX Code 50030 STOCKHOLM SVERIGE x50030x *** STOCKHOLM 20021210 Nobel Prize 2002 Physic laureate Masatoshi Koshiba poses with his family after the Prize Award Ceremony at the Concert Hall in Stockholm, December 10, 2002 Grandchild Saori si years old in yellow dress FOTO Anders Wiklund SCANPIX Code 50030 STOCKHOLM SVERIGE x50030x Copyright: xAndersxWiklund TTx 50030
  • Masatoshi Koshiba of Japan, left, receives the Nobel Prize in Physics from King Carl Gustaf of Sweden, right, during a ceremony at the Concert Hall in Stockholm, Sweden, Monday Dec. 10, 2002. Koshiba, of the University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, shares the prize with Raymond Davis and Riccardo Giacconi of the USA. Photo Henrik Montgomery, Pool) COPYRIGHT SCANPIX SWEDEN STOCKHOLM Sverige x1066x *** Masatoshi Koshiba of Japan, left, receives the Nobel Prize in Physics from King Carl Gustaf of Sweden, right, during a ceremony at the Concert Hall in Stockholm, Sweden, Monday Dec 10, 2002 Koshiba, of the University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, shares the prize with Raymond Davis and Riccardo Giacconi of the USA Photo Henrik Montgomery, Pool COPYRIGH Copyright: xHENRIKxMONTGOMERYx NOBEL 2002 KONSERTHUSET
  • STOCKHOLM 20021210 Princess Madeleine and Prince Carl Philip of Sweden together with Nobel Physic laureate Masatoshi Koshiba and Mrs Koshiba at the Nobel Banquet held in the City Hall of Stockholm, Sweden, Tuesday, December 10, 2002 Photo Erhan Guner SCANPIX Code 70080 STOCKHOLM SVERIGE x70080x *** STOCKHOLM 20021210 Princess Madeleine and Prince Carl Philip of Sweden together with Nobel Physic laureate Masatoshi Koshiba and Mrs Koshiba at the Nobel Banquet held in the City Hall of Stockholm, Sweden, Tuesday, December 10, 2002 Photo Erhan Guner SCANPIX Code 70080 STOCKHOLM SVERIGE x70080x Copyright: xErhanxGunerx TTx NOBEL 2002 STADSHUSET
  • STOCKHOLM 021213- Nobelpristagaren i fysik Masatoshi Koshiba med hustru blev pa Lucia-morgonen uppvaktade pa Grand Hotell. Lucian var Emelie Karlsson med f.d. elever fran Stockholms musikgymnasium. Foto Bertil Ericson Kod 1002 COPYRIGHT SCANPIX SWEDEN STOCKHOLM SVERIGE x1002x *** STOCKHOLM 021213 Nobel Prize winner in physics Masatoshi Koshiba and his wife were greeted on Lucia morning at the Grand Hotel Lucia was Emelie Karlsson with former students from the Stockholm Music High School Photo Bertil Ericson Code 1002 COPYRIGHT SCANPIX SWEDEN STOCKHOLM SWEDEN x1002x Copyright: xBERTILxERICSONx NOBEL 2002 LUCIAUPPVAKTNING
  • Nobel winner Kajita expresses gratitude to old teacher Japanese scientist Takaaki Kajita (L), co-winner of the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics, meets with Masatoshi Koshiba, a 2002 Nobel Prize Physics laureate, in Tokyo on Oct. 15, 2015. In their first meeting since Kajita was named winner of the prize, Kajita expressed his gratitude to his former professor for his long-term support.
  • Lindau Germany - 26 06 2005 - 55th meeting of the Nobel Prize Winners - Physics 2002 - Masatoshi KOSHIBA
  • Die Nobelpreisträger (vorne v.l.n.r.) Masatoshi Koshiba, John Fenn, Baruch S. Blumberg, Antony Hewish, Paul C. Lauterbur, Jerome Karle, Riccardo Giacconi, Nicolaas Bloembergen, Leo Esaki und hinten (v.r.n.l.) Ivar Giaever, Josef Crutzen, Werner Arber, Hartmut Michel, Johann Deisenhofer, Johannes Georg Bednorz, Yuan Tseh Lee, Kurt Wüthrich, Rudolph Arthur Marcus, Stanley B. Prusiner, Martinus J. G. Veltman, Aaron Ciechanover, Roderick MacKinnon und Robert Huber stehen am Donnerstag (23.06.2005) in Potsdam zu einem Gruppenbild zusammen. Nobelpreisträger
  • Nobelpreisträger Prof. Masatoshi Koshiba (re., JPN) und Prof. Martinus Veltman (NED) im Gespräch mit Studenten und interessierten Bürgern anlässlich des von der Lennart-Bernadotte-Stiftung initiierten Symposiums auf der Insel Mainau