I got interested in how often the chemistry prize goes to biology/biochemistry. 2011: quasicrystals →2012: G protein-coupled receptors 2013: mode

I got interested in how often the chemistry prize goes to biology/biochemistry. 2011: quasicrystals →2012: G protein-coupled receptors 2013: modelling complex chemical systems 2014: super-resolved fluorescence microscopy →2015: studies of DNA repair 2016: molecular machines 2017: cryo-electron microscopy for biomolecules →2018: directed evolution of proteins 2019: lithium ion batteries →2020: genome editing So let's say 4 out of 10 (2012, 2015, 2018, 2020). My initial assumption that biology would dominate was wrong, and the chemistry prize seems to have been going to very diverse topics in chemistry.