The Nobel Prize

The Nobel Prize is a set of international awards established in 1895 by Alfred Nobel’s will, recognizing outstanding contributions in fields like peace, literature, physics, chemistry, medicine, and economic sciences. It honors individuals or organizations that have made significant, positive impacts on society or expanded human knowledge. Each prize includes a medal, diploma, and cash reward. The awards aim to encourage excellence and innovation, highlighting achievements that benefit humanity and promote peace, understanding, and progress worldwide.