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If you want to know what’s true, then math is a pretty good place to start, says Abel Prize winner Dennis P. Sullivan

On March 23, the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters announced their decision to award this yea

The Hindu · Mar 24, 2022

Abel Prize to be declared today

The Fields Medal and the Abel Prize are the two important international prizes for mathematics

The Hindu · Mar 23, 2022

Tech & Science Daily: The Nobel Prize winner editing our DNA | IWD ‘22

To mark International Women’s Day, Tech & Science Daily hear from some of the leading women in their fields.

Evening Standard · Mar 7, 2022

Explained | The 2021 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

Does the knowledge of nerve impulses which can perceive temperature and pressure when initiated help to treat pain?

The Hindu · Oct 9, 2021

Explained | The 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics

How does the work of three Physics Nobel laureates contribute to our understanding of complex physical systems?

The Hindu · Oct 9, 2021

North Lanarkshire scientist wins Nobel Prize for chemistry

Bellshill-born David WC MacMillan received the award along with German scientist Benjamin List of the Max Planck Institute.

Daily Record · Oct 9, 2021

Simple, but brilliant: on Nobel Prize for Chemistry

Great discoveries can come from simple ideas which are often overlooked

The Hindu · Oct 8, 2021

Handling complexity: On 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics

The Physics Nobel winners have developed tools to get a handle on complex systems

The Hindu · Oct 7, 2021

Female scientists strike success at the Australian Museum’s 2021 Eureka prizes

Women awarded in 10 of 16 award categories, while a STEM education program for remote Indigenous students was also recognised

The Guardian - AU · Oct 7, 2021

My Ph.D. supervisor just won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for designing a safer, cheaper and faster way to build molecules and make medicine

The reason that ibuprofen treats headaches and ice cream tastes sweet is that their chemical components fit perfectly into certain receptors in your body. The better a drug or flavor molecule fits with its matching receptor, the more effective the medicine or tastier the treat.

The Conversation · Oct 7, 2021