100 Years of Nobel PrizesThe Americas Group, 2002 - 148 страница Winning a Nobel Price is unquestionably the highest possible recognition of intellectual and personal achievement. This book provides a detailed statistical analysis of what is required to win a Nobel, why it sometimes takes a long time to collect the award, and what the prizes have meant to human progress. |
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Foreword to Third Edition with Listing of 20012004 Laureates iviii | i |
Introduction | 7 |
Nationality of Nobel Prize WinnersPopulation and Index | 15 |
Distribution of Nobel PrizesBy Country Categories and Years | 22 |
Leading Institutions Where Nobel Prize Winners were Educated | 37 |
Age of Nobel Prize Winners | 44 |
Collaboration and Simultaneous Work Leading to Nobel Prizes | 50 |
Religion of Nobel Prize Winners | 57 |
Commentary | 65 |
Appendix | 107 |
About AuthorNote on CD Rom | 148 |
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