Andrey Geim
Andrey Geim is a Russian-born physicist renowned for his groundbreaking work in condensed matter physics, particularly for his role in the discovery of graphene, a material with exceptional strength and conductivity. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010, alongside Konstantin Novoselov, for their pioneering research that has significant implications for various technological applications. Born in Sochi in 1958, Geim has held prestigious academic positions across Europe and is recognized for his contributions to science, including being knighted by Queen Elizabeth II. Recently, he made headlines after being stripped of his Dutch citizenship, a consequence of acquiring British nationality to receive his knighthood, highlighting the complexities surrounding dual citizenship laws in the Netherlands.
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Andrey Geim was stripped of his Dutch citizenship, which he obtained in the 1990s after leaving the USSR.
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