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Well-used library card donated to the Nobel Prize Museum
Medicine laureate has donated a library card to the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. The card dates back to the 1970s and holds significant personal meaning for him as a symbol of science and knowledge. The library card is from the Sunnyvale Public Library, where Andrew Fire grew up in the 1970s. “I consider this…
moreThe Nobel Foundation’s 2024 asset management and earnings
The market value of the Nobel Foundation’s total invested capital amounted to SEK 6,797 m (6,233) at the end of 2024. Excluding the value of the Foundation’s directly owned properties, investment capital amounted to SEK 6,600 m (6,041). This generated a return of +11.6 (+10.7) per cent during 2024. During the past five years, investment capital…
moreFrom Yokohama to New York: The Nobel Peace Prize Exhibition Sets Sail
The Peace Prize exhibition “A Message to Humanity” will be on board as the cruise ship Peace Boat sets sail from Japan today. The exhibition will visit 19 different countries during the ship’s voyage around the world. Yokohama, 23 April: A unique international collaboration is now bringing the Nobel Peace Center’s exhibition about last year’s peace…
moreMaria Ressa donates T-shirts to the Nobel Prize Museum
During late March, two high-profile Nobel Peace Prize laureates visited Stockholm. Filipino journalist Maria Ressa has led the fight for press freedom in the Philippines and Leymah Gbowee’s peaceful protests helped end the second Liberian civil war in 2003. During their visit, they spoke to students, teachers and a broader Stockholm audience about courage, struggle and democracy.
moreThe Nobel Prize Museum receives a pen that belonged to Ivo Andrić
The Nobel Prize Museum is adding a fountain pen to its collection of artefacts from laureates. The pen belonged to author Ivo Andrić (1892–1975), who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1961. At the museum in Stockholm to hand over the pen are representatives from the Belgrade City Museum, who have had this…
morePhotographs and films by Karin Alfredsson will be on display at the Nobel Prize Museum, together with poems by Jon Fosse
On 7 March, the exhibition Snow and Rain Shall Pass will open at the Nobel Prize Museum. A selection of Karin Alfredsson’s photographs as well as her short film Arctic Ocean – A Journey to the North Pole will be on display together with poems by Jon Fosse, the 2023 Nobel Prize laureate in literature.…
moreShakir Mohamed wins Nobel Prize Museum photo contest from well-attended light festival
When visitors got to be in the picture, it became better ‒ so much better that it won the Nobel Prize Museum’s photo contest from Nobel Week Lights. And the people who took the opportunity to visit the 2024 light festival made a record-breaking number of visits. Figures from research companies Ipsos and Exquiro show…
moreNobel Prize laureates invited to meet students in and around Tokyo
How will our lives be lived in the future? This question and many more will be discussed from 8-10 of March. Several Nobel Prize laureates and other experts will explore how science and technology, combined with a better understanding of the world around us, might change our lives in the future. Students are invited to…
moreThe 2025 Nobel Prize announcements
This year’s Nobel Prize announcements will take place from 6-13 October. All of the prize announcements will be broadcast live on the official digital channels of the Nobel Prize. In-depth information about the prizes will be published at . The prize awarding institutions have decided to announce their 2025 prize decisions as follows: PHYSIOLOGY OR…
moreRichard Roberts
Richard J Roberts was awarded the 1993 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries of split genes.
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