154K views · 578 reactions | What happens to social interaction when you have your phone out during a conversation? Prof. Sherry Turkle, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), on social interaction, empathy and intimacy in the age of mobile technology. To watch more talks from the Nobel Week Dialogue – The Future of Intelligence: https://goo.gl/pCRS4e #NobelDialogue | Nobel Prize | Facebook

This year’s Nobel Prize banquet will feature a world-premiere work by Swedish composer Jacob Mühlrad. His new piece, ‘Superposition’, is inspired by concepts from quantum physics, creating a natural connection to the 2025 physics prize, which has created new possibilities for developing next-generation quantum technology. Mühlrad brings together an evocative blend of strings, choir, clarinet, marimba, solo tenor, and other musical textures – all accompanied by immersive visual artistry from Alex

31K views · 916 reactions | Five more days until this year’s Laureates receive their Nobel Prize and, of course, attend the Nobel Banquet. Take a behind the scenes look at the Banquet preparations. Credits: Blakeway Productions Copyright © Nobel Media AB 2010 | Nobel Prize | Facebook

102K views · 1.2K reactions | Our laureates will be receiving their medals in just under a week's time.. | Nobel Prize | Facebook

4.6K views · 418 reactions | Applause all round! Join us at the start of December to congratulate and celebrate the 2022 Nobel Prize laureates, including our new chemistry laureate Morten Meldal who will be joining us in Stockholm to receive his Nobel Prize. Video Credit: Jiwoong Lee | Nobel Prize | Facebook

The 68th annual Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting begins! 39 Nobel Prize winners and 600 young scientists from 84 countries. Science journalists Melissae Fellet & Paul 'Kenni' Kennedy join me. #LINO18 | Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings

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7.9K views · 426 reactions | NOBEL PRIZE WINNERS: The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to two women for the first time. Jennifer Doudna and Emmanuelle Charpentier won for their pioneering work on a gene editing tool. This comes after another woman, Andrea Chez, won the Nobel Prize in Physics. https://cbsn.ws/2GtWy02 | CBS Evening News | Facebook