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They only give one per year and there's probably more than one nobel prize worthy achievement every year on average, so they end up with a backlog. Unless some
by empath-nirvana 3y ago
They only give one per year and there's probably more than one nobel prize worthy achievement every year on average, so they end up with a backlog. Unless something huge happens in a given year like the Higgs, they're probably going to reach back as far as they can for a worthy award to make sure people get the awards before they die.
- Ekaros 3y agoAlso Higgs probably falls in that category too. His original research was almost 50 years old... Only receiving award after it was confirmed with testing.