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Nobel Prize winners

The winners of the prestigious Nobel Prizes.

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Nobel Prize winners

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  1. Nobel Prize winners

  2. Nobel Prize for Chemistry: French researcher Jean-Pierre Sauvage, educator emeritus at the University of Strasbourg and chief of research emeritus at France's National Center for Scientific Research, won the Chemistry Nobel Prize with J. Fraser Stoddart and Bernard Feringa for work creating atoms that deliver mechanical movement because of a jolt, permitting them to perform particular undertakings. REUTERS/Vincent Kessler

  3. Nobel Prize for Chemistry: J. Fraser Stoddart postures for a picture in the lab at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. Such sub-atomic machines can be produced in savvy meds that search out illness or harm and convey medications to battle or settle it, and in shrewd materials that can adjust because of outer triggers, for example, changes in light or temperature. REUTERS/Jim Young

  4. Nobel Prize for Physics: Thomas Hans Hansson (R), one of the individuals from the Royal Academy of Sciences, talks as kindred part Goran K Hansson watches amid a news gathering reporting the victors of the Nobel Prize for Physics in Stockholm, Sweden. Their exploration focuses on topology, a branch of arithmetic including step-wise changes like making a progression of openings in an object.

  5. Nobel Prize for Chemistry: Bernard Feringa. "There are unlimited open doors," Feringa, a teacher of natural science at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, advised journalists when requested that foresee what his work could in the end be utilized for. "Think about a modest miniaturized scale robot that a specialist later on will infuse into your blood and that goes to scan for a tumor cell or goes to convey a medication, for instance.

  6. Nobel Prize for Physics: British-conceived researcher F. Duncan Haldane of Princeton University tastes champagne in the wake of winning. Haldane imparts the prize to David Thouless and Michael Kosterlitz for uncovering uncommon conditions of matter, prompting propels in hardware that could help analysts attempting to create quantum computers.

  7. Nobel Prize for Physics: British-conceived researcher Michael Kosterlitz. Lehtikuva/Roni Rekomaa/by means of REUTERS

  8. Nobel Prize for Physics: British-conceived researcher David J Thouless, of the University of Washington in Seattle, was granted a large portion of the prize, with the other half isolated between Haldane, of Princeton University, and Kosterlitz, of Brown University. College of Washington/Handout by means of Reuters

  9. Nobel Prize for Medicine: Yoshinori Ohsumi, a teacher of Tokyo Institute of Technology won for notable trials with yeast which uncovered a key system in the body's protections where cells corrupt and reuse their segments. Understanding the science behind the procedure, called "autophagy" or "self-eating", has prompted a superior comprehension of infections, for example, growth, Parkinson's and sort 2 diabetes.

  10. Nobel Peace Prize: Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos won the Nobel Peace Prize for his endeavors to end a 52-year-old war with Marxist revolts, an astonish decision and an appear of backing after Colombians dismisses a peace accord.

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