A Spanish physicist has been awarded a prestigious prize in his field. Pablo Jarillo-Herrero, who is based at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has won the Kavli Prize for his work in nanoscience. He shares the award with two other researchers, Allan MacDonald and Eva Andrei, for their groundbreaking work with graphene.

Their research has had a significant impact on the field of materials physics. Further details about Jarillo-Herrero's achievement and the work that led to the award can be found in El Mundo. This recognition marks a notable milestone for the Spanish physicist, who has been based in the US since 2006.