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Venezuelan physicist Ismardo Bonalde received international award in Japan

The specialist is originally from Ciudad Bolívar, Bolivar state, and works as principal investigator and head of the Laboratory of Low Temperatures and Liquefaction, of the Physics Center at the Venezuelan Institute for Scientific Research (IVIC)
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Published at: 30/09/2026 10:06 AM

Venezuelan scientist Ismardo Bonalde received the Bernard Coqblin International Physics Prize 2026, during the International Conference on Correlated Electron Systems held in Toyama, Japan, the Venezuelan News Agency (AVN) reported, citing the Ministry of Science and Technology.

At the event, Bonalde presented his paper, “Studies on strongly correlated electron systems and unconventional superconductivity in Venezuela”, research carried out over three decades in the country.

The specialist is originally from Ciudad Bolívar, Bolivar state, and works as principal investigator and head of the Laboratory of Low Temperatures and Liquefaction, of the Physics Center at the Venezuelan Institute for Scientific Research (IVIC).

The award recognizes global contributions in the study of materials with strongly correlated electrons, as well as advances in areas of quantum physics and superconductivity.

Mazo News Team