Nobel Prize in Physics (for contributions related to sensors)

The Nobel Prize in Physics recognizes groundbreaking discoveries that deepen our understanding of the universe. When awarded for contributions related to sensors, it highlights innovations that improve how we detect and measure physical phenomena—such as light, heat, or motion. These advanced sensors enable more precise experiments, better medical imaging, improved navigation systems, and various technological advancements. Essentially, such work enhances our ability to observe and quantify the world around us, opening new avenues for scientific and practical applications that benefit society.