The Nobel Prize winners in chemistry were announced in Stockholm, including a Russian

The names of the Nobel Prize laureates in chemistry were announced in Stockholm. They were US scientists Mung Bavendi and Louis Bruce, as well as Soviet, Russian and American scientist Alexey Ekimov. The prize was awarded “for the development of a method for creating quantum dots.”

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Swedish media reported on the morning of October 4 that the Royal Academy of Sciences, probably by some mistake, sent out the names of the prize winners by email several hours before the official announcement of the Nobel laureates in chemistry. The list included Mungi Bavendi, Louis Bruce and Alexey Ekimov.

The Royal Academy of Sciences then said that the decision on who will receive the prize has not yet been made, and that they should wait for the official announcement.

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The 2022 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to the Americans Caroline Bertosi and Barry Sharpless, as well as the Dane Morten Meldal for innovative methods of organic synthesis.

Nobel week will continue on October 5 with the announcement of the winner of the prize in literature. On October 6, the Peace Prize laureate will be named in Oslo, and on October 9, the winner of the Alfred Nobel Prize in Economics, founded by the State Bank of Sweden in 1968, will become known.

Source: Racurs

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