Mo Gho
13th October 2009 |
You 're missing Egypt too
Egypt have four Nobel Prize Laureates to date:
1. Mohamed ElBaradei, Peace, 2005
2. Ahmed Zewail, Chemistry, 1999
3. Naguib Mahfouz, Literature, 1988
4. Anwar El Sadat, Peace, 1978
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richard
7th October 2009 |
Why does Israel not appear on this list? They have 9 Nobel Prize winners to date! |
Manish
5th October 2009 |
This table does not seem to have the accurate data... India, according to Wikipedia, has 8 Nobel laureates - check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nobel_laureates_by_country#India |
russell
29th June 2009 |
Australia has 10 Nobel Laureates, where did you get your data from? The British? |
grmike
26th June 2009 |
Canada has 17
Australia has 9 |
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Daniel Ivtsan (Israel)
7th December 2008 |
Israel has 8 nobel prizes between around 7,000,000 people. Why is it in neither list? |
L.Castaneda (Guatemala)
2nd October 2008 |
You are missing 2 Nobel Prizes laureates from Guatemala: 1) Miguel Angel Asturias won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1967, and 2) Rigoberta Menchú won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992 |
Enrique Maldonado (Guatemala)
28th July 2008 |
You are missing Guatemala with two nobel prize: Miguel Angel ASturias Literature in 1970, and Rigoberta Menchú (peace) 1992 |
Humayun Niaz (Pakistan)
28th July 2008 |
There is a noble prize winner from Pakistan. His name is Dr. Abdus Salam (physics).
Unless of course he has been declared a terrorist by white house. Then he won't be mentioned here. |
Facundo (USA)
15th July 2008 |
Argentina has 5 nobel prizesm and there is none in this list.
Thanks |
florian (Budapest)
11th July 2008 |
The whole list is crap. Hungary won 10 Nobel prices, Romania won 2 etc. Don't even look at this list, it's fake ! |
Yair (Israel)
24th June 2008 |
With 7 or 8 nobel prizes each why is Israel and India not in this list? |
tyler (canada)
28th November 2007 |
why did max thelier get the award in medicine |
Saravanan (Delhi)
26th April 2007 |
You have missed many countries and their potential people,
http://india.mapsofindia.com/the-country/indian-achievers/indian-nobel-prize-winners.html
Check out this site for detail.
Very Bad Data. |
Alvaro Zuniga Cerutti. (Canada.)
12th September 2006 |
You are missing Chile,with 2 Nobel Prices.The first one in 1945(Gabriela Mistral)and the second one in 1971(Pablo Neruda)Both of them in Literature. |
Giancarlo Giacomazzi (Santiago, Chile)
13th July 2006 |
I need to make you know the big mystake this statistics set did, China appears with 2 Nobel prizes, and Chile, that have 2 Nobel prizes, is not in this chart. Please, you have to fix this because the name is Chile, not China. |
Estuardo
3rd March 2006 |
Guatemala has two Novel prizes, Miguel Angel Asturias and Rigoberta Menchu... why they don't appear? |
Alexos
24th January 2006 |
You've obviously forgot a lot of people, including García Márquez, 1982 winner of Literature' Nobel Prize. I've reviewed the official database where you state you found the data and there is no reference of nationality, just names (where Garía Márquez is included) |
Mirza
26th November 2005 |
You forgot to mention that Bosnia has 2 Nobel Prize winners, one for literature and another one for chemistry, what's up with that? |
Amit Agarwal
18th October 2005 |
India, with at least 6 Nobel Prizes is the most surprising exclusion.
R.Tagore for Literature
C.V Raman for Physics
H.G Khurana for Medicine
S.Chandrashekhar for Physics
Mother Teresa for Peace
Amartya Sen for Economics
Sir V.S Naipaul is another Indian-origin winner for Literature. And Mahatma Gandhi was the most deserving of Nobel Peace prize, unjustifiably unawarded. |
thomas riccardo
7th October 2005 |
The Nobel Prizes have been dominated by Europe and the U.S. for the past 100 years. Certain Countries pool their resources into a concentrated focus and so they are the ones who sometimes lead in certain fields but also it is political! Why with so many Scientists and engineers working on cutting edge technology from the Soviet Union, they did not win very many Prizes? Or China, I know they are behind in certain areas but they also have very good research programs in certain fields. What about Japan?
I really do believe that politics play a big role in who wins.
Why does the U.S. have huge trade deficits and deficits in high technology areas also but they win a fair amount of the prizes?
Why did Europe pass the U.S. in the mid-1990's in scientific Journals and have widened the lead since with China coming fast?
Why is 60 percent of the U.S. research dollars spent by the Military for Military weapons research(knowing a large portion of that is also wasted and stolen) while only 40 percent goes to the basic research projects and when one looks at that it becomes clear that the U.S. is not leading in basic research but Europe. And also Asia cannot be left out, it too has a vast scientific community.
Examples of European Research projects: World's largest Fusion research project-France, World largest particle research center(Cern)France and Switzerland,World leader in Solar, Wind, Water(ocean),Geothermal,Hydrogen and other alternative energy projects-E.U.,Leaders in car research-Europe, Chemistry-Europe,one of the leaders in Aerospace-E.U.,Stem cell research-E.U. and in many other fields they are at the top or near the top. |
Khurram
20th September 2005 |
Dr. Abdul Salaam from Pakistan won the nobel prize in physics and that is not mentioned |
John S
19th September 2005 |
This website erroneously lists New Zealand as having 0 Nobel laureates - in fact it has three to my knowledge: Ernest Rutherford, born 1871 in Nelson, NZ, awarded Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1908 (quite an important guy, I would have thought, since he first split the atom and led the way to atomic power - and the atom bomb); Maurice Wilkins, born 1916 in Pongaroa, NZ, joint winner of the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1962 for the unravelling of DNA along with Crick & Watson; and more recently, Alan MacDiarmid, born Masterton, NZ, in 1927, joint winner of the 2000 Nobel Prize for Chemistry. Not bad for a country whose population has never risen much above 3million and is stuck at the bottom of the world. |
Idris Shah Ebrahimi
8th September 2005 |
You forgot to mention a Pakistani nobel prize winner Abdus Salam who won the nobel prize for Physics in 1979 for his work on the electroweak theory. |
Esteban Varas
3rd August 2005 |
I know for a fact that Chile has two Literature Nobel Prize winners, they are - Gabriela Mistral and Pablo Neruda. |
Chintu.M.Raju
28th July 2005 |
I am very unfortunate to notice that my motherland, India is not at all included in the list. Please give the details of the 6 Nobel Laureates. |
Jaison
26th July 2005 |
There are atleast Six Indians by birth or citizenship. Rabindranath Tagore (Lit 1913), Prof. C.V. Raman (Physics 1930), dr. Hargobind Khurana (Med 1968), Mother Teresa (Peace 1979), Prof. S. Chandrasekhar (Physics 1983), Prof. Amartya Sen (Eco 1998)& V.S. Naipaul. |
Golden dragon
4th July 2005 |
oh can you tell me name of the only Vietnamese who get Nobel prize ??? i've never heard about it before |
MC
6th June 2005 |
This list is WRONG! It does not show the Nobel Prize winners from India (0). There are 4 Indian citizens with a Nobel Prize, whereas 2 more Indians without Indian citizenship. There are quite a few Chinese Nobel winners but all of them were citizens of different countries. |
AB
13th May 2005 |
Nobel prize laureates (Top 50 Countries) - Definition: Number of Nobel Prize Laureates 1901-2002 has incorrect stats.
I am surprised your source claims to be the Nobel foundation.
They were atleast two laureates from India that I know about - 1930 - CV Raman - Physics
- 1913 - Tagore - Lit.
I dont know how many more you have missed from other countries. |
dude
8th April 2005 |
how many of the prize winners were arrested or being under capitivity? |
Andres G. Rojas
26th March 2005 |
Didn't Gabriel Garcia Marquez from Colombia win the Nobel Prize for "100 Years of Solitude"? |
Mekanos
2nd March 2005 |
You are missing Colombia with one Nobel Price. It was back in 1982 when Colombian Gabriel García Marquez won the Nobel Prize for Literature. |
Udi Albeck
19th January 2005 |
There are at least 4 Israeli’s who won the prize up to 2002:
Begin - Peace
Rabin - Peace
Peres - Peace
Agnon - Literature |
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