Nobel Prize
The Nobel Prize is a set of prestigious international awards presented annually in several categories, including physics, chemistry, physiology or medicine, literature, and peace. Established by the will of Swedish inventor, engineer, and industrialist Alfred Nobel, the prizes aim to recognize and honor individuals and organizations that have made exceptional contributions to humanity in their respective fields.
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Established by the will of Swedish inventor, engineer, and industrialist Alfred Nobel, the prizes aim to recognize and honor individuals and organizations that have made exceptional contributions to humanity in their respective fields. Since its inception in 1901, the Nobel Prize has become one of the most prestigious accolades globally, with laureates selected by committees and organizations specific to each category. The Nobel Prize in each field carries a substantial monetary award, as well as a diploma and a gold medal, and has grown to be recognized as a symbol of outstanding achievement and innovation.