Nobel Prize in Physics (Shared with others)

The Nobel Prize in Physics is awarded annually to individuals or groups who have made groundbreaking discoveries that deepen our understanding of the universe. When shared, it recognizes collaborative efforts that have led to significant advances—such as discovering new particles, understanding cosmic phenomena, or developing innovative techniques. The award highlights achievements that have expanded scientific knowledge, often opening new fields of research or transforming existing theories. It celebrates excellence and innovation in physics, inspiring future scientists to explore the fundamental laws governing matter, energy, space, and time.