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Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Marie Curie's X-ray car in World War I. Photo: French National Library

The first X-ray mobiles - Marie Curie's war

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With the approach of the German army to Paris, Marie Curie was forced to retrain in the absence of the ability to research radium. She came up with an idea - to equip vehicles with X-ray devices and bring them close to the front to better diagnose the wounded soldiers. Even the concept of an ambulance did not exist yet
Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2022. Illustration: Nobel Prize Committee

Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the three chemical waves Click bioorthogonal chemistry to improve the precision of medicines

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The Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2022 was awarded to three scientists working in the field of synthetic chemistry: Caroline Bertuzzi (Carolyn R. Bertozzi), Morten P. Meldal (Morten P. Meldal) as well as Karl Barry Sharpless (KarlBarrySharpless), thanks to "the development of 'click' chemistry and bio-orthogonal chemistry". This is Sharples' second win in chemistry - the previous one was in 2001
Winners of the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry: Bannister Goodenough, Manley Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino. Illustration: Nobel Prize Committee

2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for lithium-ion battery developers

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Bacteriophages attack bacteria. Illustration: shutterstock

Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2018 to three researchers for harnessing evolution to develop environmentally friendly catalysts, proteins and antibodies

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An example of improving the resolution of a biomolecule: from the left, before 2013; On the right, today.

Life at the atomic level

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An example of improving the resolution of a biomolecule: from the left, before 2013; On the right, today.

Winners of the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry: Developers of a method for imaging biological molecules in an electron microscope

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A molecular car. Illustration: Nobel Prize Committee for Chemistry 2016

An elevator, a muscle, a tiny computer chip and a Nobel Prize - How molecules become machines - Part II

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A molecular car. Illustration: Nobel Prize Committee for Chemistry 2016

Who will drive a molecular car? - How molecules become machines - Part I

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A molecular car. Illustration: Nobel Prize Committee for Chemistry 2016

The 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to three researchers for the development of the synthesis of molecular machines

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Prof. Martin Karpelos from Harvard University at the 'Science in the age of experience' conference held in Boston, 23.5.16/XNUMX/XNUMX Photo: Avi Blizovsky

Nobel Laureate Martin Karpelos: The discovery of personalized medicine will only be possible through simulation

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Dr. Shira Adar with Nobel laureate in chemistry Professor Aziz Sanger. (Photo: Max Englund, UNC Health Care)

The Israeli postdoctoral student researching with 2015 Nobel laureate in chemistry Professor Aziz Sanger

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The DNA code. Image: shutterstock

Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2015 – Part 3: Modritz discovered the DNA repair mechanisms

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The process of repair through nucleotide excision that earned its discoverers the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2015. From the Nobel Prize website

Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discoverers of DNA repair mechanisms

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Prof. Dan Shechtman at the "Pedagogy in the Age of Education" conference of the Initiative for Applied Research in Education 2610117

Prof. Dan Shechtman in an interview with Channel 1: wants to run for president

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The 2013 Nobel Laureates in Chemistry in their Nobel Lecture, December 9, 2013. From the right: Martin Karpelos, Michael Levitt and Aryeh Warshel, and next to them is the moderator of the event on behalf of the Swedish Academy of Sciences. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

"If I were 30 years younger, I would develop a simulation of the brain"

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Prof. Aryeh Warshel, winner of the 2013 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. From his website at the University of Southern California.

The connection between quantum physics and organic chemistry. Part two of the interview given by Nobel laureate Prof. Aryeh Warshel to the Hidan website

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Prof. Aryeh Warshel, winner of the 2013 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Photo courtesy of him.

Prof. Aryeh Warshel in an interview with the Hidaan site: "I always settled for the first formula in the book, and entered it into the computer." First part of the series

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Prof. Michael Levitt. From Wikipedia

The winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Prof. Michael Levitt, in an interview with the Hidaan website: "The Nobel Prize is not only for the three of us, but also recognition of the importance of computers and simulation."

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Huge importance for science, medicine and industry. Prof. Aryeh Warshel (on the right) and Prof. Michael (Michael) Levitt. Photos: Keilana, Catgunhome -- Wikishare

We have a pupa in a test tube

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GROEL protein folding simulation. Photo: shutterstock

Exclusive: The work of Nobel Prize winners in chemistry is closely related to the Weizmann Institute

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DNA nanotechnology. Illustration: shutterstock

Will the winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2001 win again this year?

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In the photo: Professor Hershko (from the left) and Professor Chakhanover. Photo: Technion spokespeople

Professors Avraham Hershko and Aharon Chachanover, Nobel laureates from the Technion, were elected to the Academy of the American Association for Cancer Research

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From the Nobel Prize presentation

How does the cell sense its environment?

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Prof. Robert Lebkovitch, winner of the 2012 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

An injection of adrenaline for science: two researchers in the field of intercellular communication won the 2012 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

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Prof. Dan Shechtman receives an honorary statuette from Knesset Speaker Reuven Rivlin. Next to them is MK Ronit Tirosh. PR photo, Israel Sun

Knesset Speaker Robbie Rivlin, "If we want more Shechtmans, we need to invest in creating an appropriate educational and scientific atmosphere"

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