The Kavli Prize honors scientists for breakthroughs in astrophysics, nanoscience and neuroscience that transform our understanding of the very big, the very small and the very complex.
From scientific breakthroughs like the discovery of CRISPR-Cas9 and the detection of gravitational waves, to inventing new fields of research, such as astrochemistry, Kavli Prize Laureates push the limits of what we don’t know and advance science in ways that could not have been imagined.
Three million-dollar prizes are awarded every other year in the three fields by the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters. The Kavli Prize Laureates are honored in a ceremony presided over by the Royal Family of Norway.
The Kavli Prize is a partnership between The Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, The Norwegian Ministry of Education and Research and The Kavli Foundation.
Shared 3 days ago
12 views
Shared 2 weeks ago
57 views
Shared 3 weeks ago
55 views
Shared 1 month ago
138 views
Shared 1 month ago
108 views
Shared 1 month ago
109 views
Shared 1 month ago
106 views
Shared 1 month ago
89 views
Shared 1 month ago
80 views
Shared 1 month ago
352 views
Shared 1 month ago
560 views
Shared 1 month ago
419 views
Shared 1 month ago
155 views
Shared 1 month ago
278 views
Shared 3 months ago
194 views
Short interview with professor Mari-Ann Einarsrud, chair of The Kavli Prize committee in Nanoscience
Shared 5 months ago
148 views
A short interview with professor Per Barth Lilje, chair of The Kavli Prize committee in Astrophysics
Shared 5 months ago
155 views
Shared 6 months ago
59 views
Shared 6 months ago
29 views
Shared 6 months ago
167 views
Shared 6 months ago
117 views
Shared 1 year ago
281 views
Shared 1 year ago
236 views
Shared 1 year ago
397 views
Shared 1 year ago
111 views
Shared 1 year ago
29 views
Shared 1 year ago
387 views
Shared 2 years ago
370 views
Shared 2 years ago
327 views
Shared 2 years ago
1K views
Shared 2 years ago
383 views
Shared 2 years ago
421 views
Shared 3 years ago
249 views
