Nakamura Shuji, one of the three Japanese winners of the Nobel Prize in Physics this year, talked to a reporter in Tokyo on the 3rd about the development of the blue LED patent issue and the old Dongya Nichia Chemical Industry. He hopes to repair the relationship, but not Can do it.
Nakamura, a professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, came to Tokyo on the 3rd for a cultural medal and attended a press conference after the ceremony. He said that he would like to rebuild his old club Nichia (Anan City, Tokushima Prefecture) and donate half of the Nobel Prize to his alma mater, Tokushima University.
Nakamura said that if he can, he hopes to have a good talk with the president of Nichia, Ogawa Eiji, forgetting the past and rebuilding the old one.
Nakamura said: "As soon as I think of winning the Nobel Prize and the Cultural Medal, I feel that Nichia has made a great contribution. The core of LED popularization so far is Nichia, and I must thank the current president of Japan and Japan, Ogawa Eiji. For a short time, if you don’t want to have a bad relationship, you will die."
Nichia issued a statement on the 4th that Nakamura is a resigned employee, and the company did not expect to trouble Nakamura. Nakamura has expressed deep gratitude to the presidents of Nichia and Nichia in public, which is enough.
When Nakamura was employed in Nichia, he developed an effective method for the production of blue LEDs. Nichia only awarded 20,000 yen in prize money. Later, in response to the consideration of the invention, he went to court in Japan in 2001. He asked Nichia to pay 20 billion yen. Finally, in 2005, the two sides reached a settlement, and Nichia paid 840 million yen.
Nakamura, a professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, came to Tokyo on the 3rd for a cultural medal and attended a press conference after the ceremony. He said that he would like to rebuild his old club Nichia (Anan City, Tokushima Prefecture) and donate half of the Nobel Prize to his alma mater, Tokushima University.
Nakamura said that if he can, he hopes to have a good talk with the president of Nichia, Ogawa Eiji, forgetting the past and rebuilding the old one.
Nakamura said: "As soon as I think of winning the Nobel Prize and the Cultural Medal, I feel that Nichia has made a great contribution. The core of LED popularization so far is Nichia, and I must thank the current president of Japan and Japan, Ogawa Eiji. For a short time, if you don’t want to have a bad relationship, you will die."
Nichia issued a statement on the 4th that Nakamura is a resigned employee, and the company did not expect to trouble Nakamura. Nakamura has expressed deep gratitude to the presidents of Nichia and Nichia in public, which is enough.
When Nakamura was employed in Nichia, he developed an effective method for the production of blue LEDs. Nichia only awarded 20,000 yen in prize money. Later, in response to the consideration of the invention, he went to court in Japan in 2001. He asked Nichia to pay 20 billion yen. Finally, in 2005, the two sides reached a settlement, and Nichia paid 840 million yen.
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