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26 Jan 2017
Taken from the January 2017 issue of Physics World

Nicholas Gisin reviews John Stewart Bell and Twentieth-Century Physics: Vision and Integrity by Andrew Whitaker

John Bell commenting on his famous inequalities at CERN in 1982
Revolutionary: John Bell commenting on the famous Bell’s inequalities at CERN in 1982. (Courtesy: CERN)
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Nicolas Gisin is a physicist and professor at the University of Geneva. He won the first biennial John Stewart Bell Prize in 2009 and is the author of Quantum Chance, Nonlocality, Teleportation and other Quantum Marvels (Springer 2012), e-mail nicolas.gisin@unige.ch
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