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Clearly, Sigmund Freud and Vint Cerf were created in a cloning lab, in what may well have been an experiment run by the Nobel-bestowing Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences to create super-smart scientists with a penchant for fine haberdashery. Is it not ob
PUBLIC parks are something we take for granted all over Great Britain – but it’s a little-known fact that the concept was by a Cambuslang man. John Claudius Loudon is widely acknowledged as being the man who came up with the idea of public open spaces, a
Nobel literature laureate Tomas Transtromer arrives in his wheelchair for his Nobel lecture at the Swedish Academy in the Old Town of Stockholm December 7, 2011. The wheelchair is being pushed by Peter Englund, Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy. View Photo »
Italian inventor Andrea Rossi's LENR Energy Catalyser (E-Cat) machine claims to use a small amount of energy to start a fusion reaction between nickel and hydrogen (at room temperature) which then produces massive amounts of energy (more than 10 times) i
If Italian inventor Andrea Rossi's cold fusion machine, called the E-Cat, really works, then the world's energy problems are all but solved. Rossi claims that a small amount of input energy drives a fusion reaction between hydrogen and nickel atoms insid
When Wisława Szymborska, who has died aged 88, received the Nobel prize for literature in 1996, the Swedish Academy stated the following in its citation: "Her poetry … with ironic precision, allows the historical and biological context to come to light i
Nobel literature laureate Tomas Transtromer holds flowers after his Nobel lecture at the Swedish Academy in the Old Town of Stockholm December 7, 2011. The lecture consisted of an actor reading some of Transtromer's poetry. His wife Monica Transtromer... View Photo »
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Research showed that the Arctic was warming at three times the global average and the loss of sea ice, which had melted faster in summer than predicted, was linked tentatively to recent extreme cold winters in Europe. Professor Duarte said the most dange
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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences member Per Krusell. left, and permanent secretary Staffan Normark announce during a press conference in Stockholm, Sweden, Monday Oct. 10, 2011, that Americans Thomas Sargent , top right, and Christopher Sims, top left, have won the 2011 Nobel Memorial...
View Photo »Peter Englund, secretary of the Royal Swedish Academy, announces Swedish poet Tomas Transtroemer as the winner of the 2011 Nobel Prize of literature in Stockholm October 6, 2011.
View Photo »Peter Englund, secretary of the Royal Swedish Academy, announces that Swedish poet Tomas Transtroemer is the winner of the 2011 Nobel Prize of literature on October 6, 2011 in front of journalists in Stockholm.
View Photo »Secretary of the Royal Swedish Academy Peter Englund, center, announces that Swedish poet Tomas Transtromer is the winner of the 2011 Nobel Prize in literature, Stockholm, Sweden, Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011. The 2011 Nobel Prize in literature was awarded Thursday to Tomas Transtromer, a...
View Photo »The Nobel Committee for Physics at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences (from L to R) Borje Johansson, Staffan Normark, Lars Brink and Olga Botner announce the winners of the 2011 Nobel Prize for physics in Stockholm October 4, 2011. U.S. citizen Saul Perlmutter, U.S.-Australian...
View Photo »Professor Staffan Normark of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announces the winners of the Nobel Prize in physics during a press conference in Stockholm, Sweden, Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said American Saul Perlmutter would share the 10 million...
View Photo »Nobel literature laureate Tomas Transtromer arrives in his wheelchair for his Nobel lecture at the Swedish Academy in the Old Town of Stockholm December 7, 2011. The wheelchair is being pushed by Peter Englund, Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy. The lecture consisted of an...
View Photo »Nobel literature laureate Tomas Transtromer holds flowers after his Nobel lecture at the Swedish Academy in the Old Town of Stockholm December 7, 2011. The lecture consisted of an actor reading some of Transtromer's poetry. His wife Monica Transtromer is standing beside him, together...
View Photo »2011 Nobel literature laureate,Tomas Transtromer, arrives in his wheelchair for his Nobel lecture at the Swedish Academy in the Old Town of Stockholm, Sweden Wednesday Dec. 7 2011. The wheelchair is pushed by Peter Englund, Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy. Transtromer could...
View Photo »2011 Nobel literature laureate,Tomas Transtromer holds flowers after his Nobel lecture at the Swedish Academy in the Old Town of Stockholm, Sweden Wednesday Dec. 7 2011. The lecture consisted of an actor reading some of Transtromer's poetry. His wife Monica Transtromer is standing...
View Photo »The 2011 Nobel Prize laureates Christopher A. Sims (L) of the U.S. , Memorial Prize in Economic Science, and Dan Shechtman of Israel, winner in Chemistry, speak during a news conference at The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm December 7, 2011.
View Photo »The 2011 Nobel Prize laureates in Physics Saul Perlmutter (L-R) and Adam Riess of the U.S. , and Australia's Brian P. Schmidt chat during a news conference at The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm December 7, 2011.
View Photo »The 2011 Nobel Prize laureates attend a news conference at The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm December 7, 2011. Seen here are (L-R) Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences winners Thomas Sargent and Christopher Sims of the U.S. , Nobel Prize in Chemistry winner Dan Shechtman of...
View Photo »The 2011 Nobel Prize laureates, (from L) chemistry laureate Dan Shechtman of Israel, and physics laureates Saul Perlmutter of the United States, Brian P. Schmidt of Australia and Adam Riess of the United States attend a press conference at The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on December...
View Photo »The 2011 Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry Dan Shechtman of Israel poses after a press conference at The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on December 7, 2011 in Stockholm.
View Photo »The 2011 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences laureate economist Christopher A.Sims (C) of the United States and Chemistry laureate Dan Shechtman of Israel leave after a press conference at The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on December 7, 2011 in Stockholm.
View Photo »The 2011 Nobel Prize laureates, (From L) Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences Thomas Sargent and Christopher Sims of the United States, in Chemistry Dan Shechtman of Israel, in Physics Saul Perlmutter of the United States, Brian P. Schmidt of Australia and Adam Riess of the United States,...
View Photo »The 2011 Nobel Prize laureates, from left, Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences Thomas Sargent and Christopher Sims of the United States, in Chemistry Dan Shechtman of Israel, in Physics Saul Perlmutter of the United States, Brian P. Schmidt of Australia and Adam Riess of the United States,...
View Photo »The 2011 Nobel Prize laureates, in Physics Saul Perlmutter, left, of the United States, Brian P. Schmidt, right, of Australia and Adam Riess, centre, of the United States, speak together during a press conference at The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on Wednesday Dec. 7, 2011, in...
View Photo »The 2011 Nobel Prize laureates, Christopher A. Sims, left, Memorial Prize in Economic Science of the United States sitting with Dan Shechtman, right, chemistry, of Israel, speaks during a press conference at The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on Wednesday Dec. 7, 2011, in Stockholm.
View Photo »A screen projection shows 2011 Nobel Prize for physics laureates Saul Perlmutter, Brian Schmidt and Adam Riess during the announcement of the prize at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm October 4, 2011. Three scientists shared the 2011 Nobel Prize for physics for the...
View Photo »Nobel Prizes winner for physics Saul Perlmutter smiles as he receives the official phone call from the Royal Swedish Academy at his home in Berkeley, Calif. , Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011 that he had won. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said American Perlmutter would share the 10 million...
View Photo »1991 Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature Nadine Gordimer listens as Swedish Crown Princes Victoria (unseen) delivers a speech at The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences during the opening of the 3rd Nobel Laureate Symposium on Global Sustainability in Stockholm on May 17, 2011.
View Photo »1991 Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature Nadine Gordimer signs The Stockholm Memorandum during the third Nobel Laureate Symposium on Global Sustainability at The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm on May 18, 2011. In addition to the Nobel laureates, leading scientists and...
View Photo »Former Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Hans Blix, poses for a photograph during the 3rd Nobel Laureate Symposium on Global Sustainability at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm on May 18, 2011.
View Photo »The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences member Per Krusell. left, and permanent secretary Staffan Normark announce during a press conference in Stockholm, Sweden, Monday Oct. 10, 2011, that Americans Thomas Sargent , top right, and Christopher Sims, top left, have won the 2011 Nobel Memorial...
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