Congratulations to the 2025 physics laureates! Watch the very moment John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John Martinis received their Nobel Prize diplomas and medals during the 2025 Nobel Prize award ceremony. #NobelPrize | Nobel Prize

“The code of life is like Beethoven’s Symphony - it’s intricate, it’s beautiful. But we don’t know how to write like that.” In her 2018 Nobel Lecture Frances Arnold explained how nature’s process - evolution - helped her in the lab. Stay tuned at the beginning of December to hear this year's Nobel Lectures from our 2020 laureates. | Nobel Prize

"The most important slide of all is this one because none of this happens without the intrepid students and postdocs that occupy the academic laboratory." Last year, chemistry laureate Carolyn Bertozzi concluded her Nobel Prize lecture by thanking her colleagues and family for their support. The 2023 chemistry laureates will deliver their Nobel Prize lectures in just a few days. Whose lecture are you excited for? Until then, check out Bertozzi's full lecture: https://bit.ly/40I7lbC | Nobel Prize