k Japanese scientist Masato Honda receives the Honda Prize for his achievemnt to invent neodymium magnet November 16, 2023, Tokyo, Japan Japanese scientist Masato Sagawa delivers a speech after he received the Honda Prize 2023 for his achievement of invention of the worlds most powerful permanent magnet neodymium magnet in Tokyo on Thursday, November 16, 2023. Sagawa and American scientist John J. Croat invented the neadymium magnet almost same time by different methods and both scientists received the Honda Prize this year. photo by Yoshio TsunodaAFLO Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Japanese scientist Masato Honda receives the Honda Prize for his achievemnt to invent neodymium magnet November 16, 2023, Tokyo, Japan   Japanese scientist Masato Sagawa delivers a speech after he received the  Honda Prize 2023  for his achievement of invention of the world s most powerful permanent magnet  neodymium magnet  in Tokyo on Thursday, November 16, 2023. Sagawa and American scientist John J. Croat invented the neadymium magnet almost same time by different methods and both scientists received the Honda Prize this year.  photo by Yoshio Tsunoda AFLO
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Japanese scientist Masato Honda receives the Honda Prize for his achievemnt to invent neodymium magnet

November 16, 2023, Tokyo, Japan - Japanese scientist Masato Sagawa delivers a speech after he received the "Honda Prize 2023" for his achievement of invention of the world's most powerful permanent magnet "neodymium magnet" in Tokyo on Thursday, November 16, 2023. Sagawa and American scientist John J. Croat invented the neadymium magnet almost same time by different methods and both scientists received the Honda Prize this year. (photo by Yoshio Tsunoda/AFLO)

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