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Nominations
Discover who nominated this laureate for the Nobel Prize, and if the laureate nominated anyone else for the prize.
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Nominated for the Nobel Prize in
- Chemistry 1949, by Alexander Macbeth
- Chemistry 1951, by F Dickens
- Chemistry 1951, by Edward Dodds
- Chemistry 1952, by James Wilfred Cook
- Chemistry 1953, by F Bergel
- Chemistry 1953, by Sir Henry Hallett Dale
- Chemistry 1954, by V Delofeu
- Chemistry 1954, by Charles Harington
- Chemistry 1955, by F Bergel
- Chemistry 1955, by Avery Morton
- Chemistry 1956, by J Erkama
- Chemistry 1956, by Johan Wibaut
- Chemistry 1956, by W Kermack
- Chemistry 1956, by V Trikojus
- Chemistry 1956, by Harry Lundin
- Chemistry 1956, by Kurt Alder
- Chemistry 1957, by Osman Achmatowicz
- Chemistry 1957, by K Balenovic
- Chemistry 1957, by F Bergel
- Chemistry 1957, by Kurt Alder
- Chemistry 1957, by Leopold Ruzicka
Submitted nominations for the Nobel Prize in
- Chemistry 1959, nominee: Robert Burns Woodward
- Chemistry 1961, nominee: Robert Burns Woodward
- Chemistry 1962, nominee: Robert Burns Woodward
- Chemistry 1963, nominee: Robert Burns Woodward
- Chemistry 1964, nominee: Robert Burns Woodward
- Chemistry 1965, nominee: Robert Burns Woodward
- Chemistry 1967, nominee: Derek Harold Richard Barton
- Chemistry 1968, nominee: Derek Harold Richard Barton
- Chemistry 1969, nominee: Derek Harold Richard Barton
- Literature 1968, nominee: Edward Montague Compton Mackenzie
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Nobel Prizes and laureates
Six prizes were awarded for achievements that have conferred the greatest benefit to humankind. The 12 laureates' work and discoveries range from proteins' structures and machine learning to fighting for a world free of nuclear weapons.
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