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2023 Nobel Prizes -
announced early October,
2023 |
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Medicine/Physiology -
for developing the
technology that led to the
mRNA Covid vaccines; Physics -
for producing pulses of
light so short that they are
measured in attoseconds; Chemistry -
for producing semiconducting
nanoparticles known as
Quantum dots;
Economics -
for identifying key drivers
of gender differences in the
labor market. |
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2022 Nobel Prizes -
announced early October,
2022 |
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Medicine/Physiology -
How Discoveries concerning
the Genomes of extinct
Hominins and human evolution; Physics -
For experiments with
Entangled Photons, and
pioneering Quantum
Information Science; Chemistry -
For the development of Click
Chemistry and Bioorthogonal
Chemistry;
Economics - For
clarifying the role of Banks
in Financial Crises. |
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2021 Nobel Prizes -
announced early October,
2021 |
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Medicine/Physiology -
for discovering the
receptors for temperature
and touch;
Physics -
for work on 1) complex
physical systems & 2)
modelling of Earth’s climate
vs. global warming & 3) the
interplay of disorder and
fluctuations in physical
systems;
Chemistry -
for the development of an
ingenious tool for building
molecules (asymmetric
organocatalysis);
Economics
- for work on labour
economics & the analysis of
causal relationships. |
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2020 Nobel Prizes -
announced early October,
2020 |
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<TBD> |
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2019 Nobel Prizes -
announced early October,
2019 |
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Medicine -
How Cells sense and adapt to
low oxygen levels ; Physics -
Work on the Evolution of the
Universe, and the Discovery
of a Planet around a
Sun-like star; Chemistry -
Development of Lithium-Ion
rechargeable batteries; Peace -
Ethiopian Prime Minister
Abiy Ahmed for making peace
last year with neighbor
Eritrea. |
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2019 Queen Elizabeth
Prize for Engineering: GPS
pioneers lauded |
Februrary 12, 2019. This
year's £1m Queen
Elisabeth Engineering Prize has
been won by four individuals
who played key roles in
developing GPS. GPS is made
possible by a network
of 24-plus spacecraft
in orbit that transmit
precise timing and
positional information to
receivers around the globe.
The Americans Brad
Parkinson, James Spilker Jr,
Hugo Fruehauf, and Richard
Schwartz were all present at
the London ceremony held to
announce the honour. |
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2018 Nobel Prizes -
announced early October,
2018 |
Medicine -
Cancer Therapy; Physics -
Lasers used as "Optical
Tweezers" and intense laser
beams used in Eye Surgery.
Awarded to the first woman
in 55 years;
Chemistry -
Protein Research; Economics -
"Endogenous" Economic Growth
and Climate Change models |
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How science
transformed the world in 100
years |
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Nobel Prize-winner and Royal
Society President Sir Venki
Ramakrishnan contemplates
the nature of scientific
discovery - how it has
transformed our worldview in
a short space of time. BBC
Science and Environment,
Oct. 24, 2017. |
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2017 Nobel Prizes -
announced early October,
2017 |
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Medicine -
Body Clock; Physics -
Einstein's Gravitational
Waves; Chemistry -
Imaging Molecules; Economics -
Behavioural Economics |
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Gravitational waves:
So many new toys to unwrap |
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The significance of this the
event is that on 17
August 2017 it
was recorded first from its
gravitational wave
signature, the way it warped
space-time (a major
breakthrough); and then -
over subsequent days -
through its light emissions
at many different
wavelengths - from
gamma-rays all the way
through to radio waves |
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Dicephalus (Two
Headed) Conjoined Twins |
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Abigail and Brittany Hensel are
twins who share a body. Each
twin controls her half of
their body, operating one of
the arms and one of the
legs. Their organ
distribution is listed in Wikipedia.
It is not clear if they have
2 completely developed
brains and do they have 2
souls? YouTube
Video. |
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