Prizes/Awards
Winner Nakamura said that "you need a very, very brave heart" to follow a research angle others dismiss.
Two Japanese scientists and one American share prize for inventing LEDs used to make energy-efficient white light.
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A British-American and two Norwegian neuroscientists win the award for Physiology or Medicine.
First a hint: my pick comes from the field of condensed-matter physics.
Reflections on more than twenty years of writing about the Nobel Prizes.
Reflections on more than twenty years of writing about the Nobel Prizes.
Scientists who used computer simulations to study chemical reactions win the award for chemistry.
Francois Englert, from Belgium, and Peter W. Higgs, from the United Kingdom, are the 2013 winners.
Nobel committee also cites Large Hadron Collider experiments as confirming the Higgs particle.
Updates and fun facts about this year's prize in physiology or medicine.