The Nobel Prize is one of the most prestigious awards presented to individuals who have made an exceptional contribution or achieved a significant breakthrough in their work for the benefit of humanity. The prize is a way to acknowledge and celebrate the work of people or organisations globally who have achieved valuable knowledge or creation in various fields, contributing to the world.

What is a Nobel Prize?

The Nobel Prize was first awarded in 1901. Created by Swedish inventor, scientist, and businessman Alfred Nobel (after whom the prize is named), the prize was created to make the world a better place through knowledge, science, and human kindness. Therefore, in 1985, the year Alfred died, he asked for a major part of his wealth to be turned into: "prizes to those who, during th

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