Marie Curie - From a hired girl to twice receiving a Nobel Prize
Marie Curie, a physicist and chemist famous for her radioactive research, was the first and only woman to receive a noble Nobel Prize in physics and chemistry.
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Marie Curie, a physicist and chemist famous for her radioactive research, was the first and only woman to receive a noble Nobel Prize in physics and chemistry.
Only being awarded the Nobel Prize for decades after important scientific discoveries took place could make this prestigious award no longer relevant.
On October 6, Norwegian scientists May-Britt and Edward Moser, both won the Nobel Prize for Biomedical Sciences, affirmed their marriage was the foundation for success.
Japanese novelist and Kenyan writer Ngugi Wa Thiong o is currently among the most expected for this year's prestigious literary award.
A scientist who was early on the theory of the existence of the
Who is the oldest person to win a Nobel Prize, and who is the youngest? How many women won this prestigious award?
What the Nobel laureates will do with the $ 1.25 million prize money is always a matter of concern for the media and international opinion.
The 2013 Nobel season has officially started on October 7. It is expected that the Nobel Prize in Economics will be awarded on October 14.
Just like a medal that always has the wrong side, the Nobel Prize, a noble award for scientists throughout their history also has many things to cease.
This year's Nobel Prize in Economics will be awarded on October 14. According to analysts, American economists will still dominate the award this time.
Not like the noise and show in the crowd, the 2013 Nobel Literature hid in observations, reflections, and personal experiences about life around to write a work.
The 82-year-old writer is too weak to go to Sweden to receive the 2013 Nobel Prize for Literature.
Writer Doris Lessing took his last breath at the age of 94 at his home in London, England in the early morning of November 17.
Mr. Frederick Sanger, the only person who won two Nobel Prize in Chemistry died at age 95
Although the hair was white but Professor Sheldon Lee Glashow was still very agile, lively, showing a strong enthusiasm that few thought he was 81 years old.