Chalmers has a long tradition of honoring and highlighting Nobel Prize laureates through various events.
There are also many experts and researchers at Chalmers who can comment on the Nobel Prizes.
Chalmers has a long tradition of highlighting and celebrating the Nobel Prize. Following the award ceremony in Stockholm, several Nobel laureates regularly visit Gothenburg and Chalmers to give public lectures presenting their research in an accessible way to students and the general public. There are often strong ties between the laureates and Chalmers as well, through research collaborations, academic exchanges or personal connections.
Many Chalmers researchers are therefore particularly well placed to answer journalists’ questions about the Nobel Prizes.
Chalmers researchers who can comment on the Nobel Prizes
On this page, you can find contact information to researchers at Chalmers who can answer journalists’ questions and comment on the announced Nobel Prizes.
Nobel celebrations at Chalmers
Here you'll find a selection of articles and images from when the Nobel Laureates visits Chalmers
Gustaf Dalén - Chalmers' own Nobel laureate
The Chalmers alumni Gustaf Dalén received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1912 for the Agafyren, which was powered acetylene gas instead of electricity.
The interview series Meet a Nobel Prize Laureate
In a number of interview videos you get to meet previous a Nobel Prize Laureates and learn more about their research and backgrounds.