Nobel Prize

Sngmoo Lee is a filmmaker, professor and director of the Art and Technology Lab at Korea National University of Arts, pioneering new possibilities for storytelling across cinema, XR and AI.

Sang Wook Yi is a tenured professor at the department of philosophy with joint appointment at the department of artificial intelligence, Hanyang University, South Korea.

Nobel Prize Conversations Experiments that demonstrated that the bizarre properties of the quantum world can be made concrete in a system big enough to be held in your hand. Listen to the 2025 physics laureates talk about their Nobel Prize-awarded work and life learnings in this podcast conversation with Adam Smith. Podcast transcript John Martinis:…

The Nobel organization in Sweden will expand over the coming years as the Nobel Center at Slussen takes shape. Two new senior appointments have now been made to support this development. Johan Brandt will head a new, consolidated communications department, and Helena Thybell will head the new partnerships and events department. Johan Brandt and Helena…

Seon Joo Kim is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Yonsei University. His research spans computer vision, centred on how machines perceive and reason about the visual world as it unfolds over time.

Alice Oh is a KAIST ICT Endowed Professor of Computing at KAIST and leads the Subcommittee on Global Collaboration within the Presidential Council on Korean National AI Strategy.

Nobel Prize Conversations They showed how new technology can drive sustained growth Listen to the 2025 economic sciences laureates talk about their Nobel Prize-awarded work and life learnings in this podcast conversation with Adam Smith. Podcast transcript : Why did I want to do economics? To influence thinking, but well beyond the profession. Of course,…

Sang-hyun Kim is Professor and Chair of the School of Mathematics at the Korea Institute for Advanced Study, working in topology. He collaborates with Google DeepMind on AI-driven mathematical research.

Honglak Lee is an Executive Vice President and Chief Scientist of AI at LG AI Research and an Associate Professor at the University of Michigan, specialising in deep learning and computer vision.

The 2026 Nobel Prize Dialogue in Seoul asks how AI will transform the future of science, and seeks to explore what these changes mean for our ability to develop scientific solutions to the urgent challenges we face.