Stockholm: This year’s Nobel Prize in Medicine has been announced to Swedish scientist Svante Paibo for his discovery of the ‘evolutionary evolution of humans’. Nobel Committee Secretary Thomas Perlman announced the winner of the prize on Monday at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden.
Pabo led the research comparing the ‘genomes’ of modern humans and our near-endangered species Neanderthals and Denisovans. It has been demonstrated through research that there is a mixture between these species. With the Nobel Prize in Medicine, the announcement of the Nobel Prizes has begun.
These awards will be announced in the field of Physics on Tuesday, Chemistry on Wednesday, and Literature on Thursday. The Nobel Peace Prize for this year (2022) will be announced on Friday and the prize in the field of economics will be announced on October 10. About 10 million Swedish kronor (approximately $900,000) will be awarded to the winner as a prize.
