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Two years ago it was announced that the Nobel Center will be located at Slussen in Stockholm. The Nobel Foundation are now taking the next step and invite you to a press conference to find out more. We will be communicating how the building will be funded and what kind of public activities will take…

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The market value of the Nobel Foundation’s total invested capital amount­ed to SEK 6,103 m (5,176) at the end of 2021. Excluding the value of the Foundation’s directly owned properties, investment capital amounted to SEK 5,720 m (4,882) at the end of the year. This generated a return of +18.4 (+8.5) per cent during 2021.…

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On Thursday, the Nobel Prize Museum was visited by 2021 literature laureate Abdulrazak Gurnah, who is in Stockholm this week. During his visit, he donated his dictionary and took the opportunity to sign a chair in the museum’s Bistro. He will be returning this evening Friday 29 April at 18.00 CET, for a conversation on…

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‘Nobel Prize Conversations’ is back with a new season featuring our newest batch of Nobel Prize laureates from 2021. Get to know the individuals behind the prizes when the season begins on 28 April. Episode one of the new season features football fan and chemistry laureate David MacMillan. Together with podcast host Adam Smith, he…

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The late Danish senior lecturer Niels Christian Thostrup bequeathed more than half of his assets to the Nobel Foundation. Mr Thostrup had a lifelong interest in physics and mathematics, especially mathematical physics. “We are very grateful for this bequest and for Niels Christian Thostrup’s faith in the Nobel Foundation. It is uncommon but obviously very…

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This year’s Nobel Prize announcements will take place from 3-10 October. The Nobel Foundation has also decided to invite the 2022 Nobel Prize laureates to the Nobel Week in Stockholm in December together with the 2020 and 2021 laureates. A prize award ceremony at Konserthuset Stockholm (the Stockholm Concert Hall) and a banquet at the…

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When the Nobel Peace Prize laureates Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov were in Oslo, they were documented as holograms, securing their legacy for generations to come.  When the two Nobel Peace Prize laureates arrived in Oslo for the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony, they were also asked to be captured in 3D for the Metaverse. Ressa…

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