What is the Nobel Prize?

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What is the Nobel Prize?

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2021 Medicine Nobel Prize Winner Explains the Importance of Sensing Touch Ardem Patapoutian shared the physiology or medicine prize for work on mechanisms crucial to everything from bladder control to knowing where our limbs are.

Physics Nobel Honors Breakthroughs in Understanding Climate and Other Complex Systems Half the award goes to Giorgio Parisi for his studies of disorder and chaos. The remainder is shared between Syukuro Manabe and Klaus Hasselmann for modeling global warming and climate variability.

New Molecular Tool Kit Wins Chemistry Nobel Two chemists devised a faster, cleaner and more precise way to construct drug molecules and other modern materials.

Why the Physics Nobel Honored Climate Science and Complex Systems The prestigious award finally recognizes work that helped scientists understand climate change and, more broadly, find order in disorder.

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