Awards History
Every prize, year by year, newest first, with the metro each winner worked at.
Data as of
14 families · 34 prizes · 2,780 awards · Nobel Prize API, Wikidata
- 14Prize familiesNobel to Hugo
- 34PrizesEach category counts on its own
- 2,780AwardsOne per winner and prize
- 1901 to 2026Years coveredEarliest to latest award
By prize
Open a family for its winners; a metro in brackets links to that metro's page.
How this is measured
Winners with no resolved metro are listed without one. A prize with no award year on record is pooled into one line marked Undated and counts as a single prize-year when scoring.
Abel PrizeTier 1 · 10 pts · 24 prize-years
2026
Gerd Faltings
2025
Masaki Kashiwara
2024
Michel Talagrand (Paris)
2023
Luis Caffarelli
2022
Dennis Sullivan
2021
Avi Wigderson (New York)László Lovász (Budapest)
2020
Grigory Margulis (New Haven)Hillel Furstenberg
2019
Karen Uhlenbeck
2018
Robert Langlands
2017
Yves Meyer
Fields MedalTier 1 · 10 pts · 21 prize-years
2022
Hugo Duminil-CopinJames Maynard (Oxford)June HuhMaryna Viazovska (Lausanne)
2018
Akshay Venkatesh (San Francisco-San Jose)Alessio Figalli (Zurich)Caucher Birkar (Cambridge)Peter Scholze (Rhine-Ruhr)
2014
Artur ÁvilaManjul BhargavaMartin Hairer (Coventry)Maryam Mirzakhani (San Francisco-San Jose)
2010
Cédric VillaniElon Lindenstrauss (Jerusalem)Ngô Bảo Châu (Chicago)Stanislav Smirnov (Geneva)
2006
Andrei Okounkov (New York)Grigori PerelmanTerence Tao (Los Angeles)Wendelin Werner
2002
Laurent LafforgueVladimir Voevodsky (New York)
1998
Curtis T. McMullen (Boston)Maxim Kontsevich (Paris)Richard Borcherds (San Francisco-San Jose)Timothy Gowers
1990
Edward WittenShigefumi Mori (Osaka-Kyoto-Kobe)Vaughan JonesVladimir Drinfeld (Kharkiv)
Nobel PrizeTier 1 · 10 pts · 638 prize-years
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
2025
Omar M. Yaghi (San Francisco-San Jose)Richard Robson (Melbourne)Susumu Kitagawa (Osaka-Kyoto-Kobe)
2023
Aleksey Yekimov (New York)Louis Brus (New York)Moungi Bawendi (Boston)
2022
Carolyn Bertozzi (San Francisco-San Jose)K. Barry Sharpless (San Diego)Morten Meldal (Copenhagen)
2021
Benjamin List (Rhine-Ruhr)David W.C. MacMillan (New York)
2020
Emmanuelle Charpentier (Berlin)Jennifer A. Doudna (San Francisco-San Jose)
2019
Akira Yoshino (Tokyo)John B. Goodenough (Austin)M. Stanley Whittingham (New York)
2018
Frances H. Arnold (Los Angeles)George P. Smith (Columbia)Sir Gregory P. Winter (Cambridge)
2017
Jacques Dubochet (Lausanne)Joachim Frank (New York)Richard Henderson (Cambridge)
Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences
2025
Joel Mokyr (Chicago)Peter Howitt (Providence)Philippe Aghion (Paris)
2023
Claudia Goldin (Boston)
2022
Ben Bernanke (Washington-Baltimore)Douglas Diamond (Chicago)Philip Dybvig (St. Louis)
2021
David Card (San Francisco-San Jose)Guido W. Imbens (San Francisco-San Jose)Joshua D. Angrist (Boston)
2020
Paul R. Milgrom (San Francisco-San Jose)Robert B. Wilson (San Francisco-San Jose)
2018
Paul M. Romer (New York)William D. Nordhaus (New Haven)
2017
Richard H. Thaler (Chicago)
Nobel Prize in Literature
2026
Anne Carson
2025
László Krasznahorkai
2024
Han Kang
2023
Jon Fosse
2022
Annie Ernaux
2021
Abdulrazak Gurnah
2020
Louise Glück
2019
Peter Handke
2018
Olga Tokarczuk
2017
Kazuo Ishiguro
Nobel Prize in Peace
2026
Navi Pillay
2025
Maria Corina Machado
2024
Nihon Hidankyo (Nagasaki)
2023
Narges Mohammadi
2021
Dmitry MuratovMaria Ressa
2020
World Food Programme (Rome)
2019
Abiy Ahmed Ali
2018
Denis MukwegeNadia Murad
2017
International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons
Nobel Prize in Physics
2026
Francis Halzen (Madison)
2025
John Clarke (San Francisco-San Jose)John M. Martinis (Santa Barbara)Michel H. Devoret (New Haven)
2024
Geoffrey Hinton (Toronto)John J. Hopfield (New York)
2023
Anne L’Huillier (Malmo)Ferenc KrauszPierre Agostini (Columbus)
2022
Alain Aspect (Paris)Anton Zeilinger (Vienna)John Clauser (San Francisco-San Jose)
2021
Giorgio Parisi (Rome)Klaus Hasselmann (Hamburg)Syukuro Manabe (New York)
2020
Andrea Ghez (Los Angeles)Reinhard GenzelRoger Penrose (Oxford)
2019
Didier Queloz (Geneva)James Peebles (New York)Michel Mayor (Geneva)
2018
Arthur Ashkin (New York)Donna Strickland (Kitchener-Waterloo)Gérard Mourou (Paris)
2017
Barry C. BarishKip S. ThorneRainer Weiss
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
2026
Georg Nagel (Würzburg)Karl DeisserothPeter Hegemann (Berlin)
2025
Fred Ramsdell (San Francisco-San Jose)Mary E. Brunkow (Seattle)Shimon Sakaguchi (Osaka-Kyoto-Kobe)
2023
Drew Weissman (Philadelphia)Katalin Karikó (Szeged)
2022
Svante Pääbo (Saxon Triangle)
2021
Ardem Patapoutian (San Diego)David Julius (San Francisco-San Jose)
2020
Charles M. Rice (New York)Harvey J. Alter (Washington-Baltimore)Michael Houghton (Edmonton)
2019
Gregg L. Semenza (Washington-Baltimore)Sir Peter J. Ratcliffe (Oxford)William G. Kaelin Jr (Boston)
2018
James P. Allison (San Francisco-San Jose)Tasuku Honjo (Osaka-Kyoto-Kobe)
2017
Jeffrey C. HallMichael Rosbash (Boston)Michael W. Young (New York)
Turing AwardTier 1 · 10 pts · 60 prize-years
2025
Gilles Brassard (Montreal)
2024
Richard S. Sutton (Edmonton)
2023
Avi Wigderson (New York)
2022
Robert Metcalfe (Austin)
2021
Jack Dongarra (Manchester)
2020
Alfred Aho (New York)Jeffrey David Ullman (San Francisco-San Jose)
2019
Edwin CatmullPat Hanrahan (San Francisco-San Jose)
2018
Geoffrey Hinton (San Francisco-San Jose)Yann LeCun (San Francisco-San Jose)Yoshua Bengio (Montreal)
2017
David A. Patterson (San Francisco-San Jose)John L. Hennessy (San Francisco-San Jose)
2016
Tim Berners-Lee
Breakthrough PrizeTier 2 · 5 pts · 32 prize-years
Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics
2025
Roel Aaij (Amsterdam)Silvia Amerio
2023
Alexander Zamolodchikov (New Haven)Gilles Brassard (Montreal)
2020
Peter Galison
2017
Joseph Polchinski
2016
Arthur B. McDonaldAtsuto SuzukiJuan José Gómez CadenasKam-Biu LukKōichirō Nishikawa (Osaka-Kyoto-Kobe)Mikhail GorodetskyRonald DreverTakaaki KajitaYifang WangYōichirō Suzuki (Tokyo)Zsolt Frei
2015
Adam RiessBrian Schmidt (Canberra)Pilar Ruiz-Lapuente (Barcelona)Saul Perlmutter (San Francisco-San Jose)
2014
Andrew StromingerJohn Henry SchwarzMichael Green
2013
Fabiola Gianotti (Geneva)Michel della Negra
2012
Alan Guth (Boston)Alexei KitaevAndrei Linde (San Francisco-San Jose)Ashoke SenEdward WittenJuan Martín Maldacena (New York)Maxim Kontsevich (Paris)Nathan Seiberg (New York)Nima Arkani-Hamed
Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences
2025
Alberto AscherioDaniel J. DruckerDavid R. Liu (Boston)Jens Juul Holst (Copenhagen)Joel HabenerLotte Bjerre Knudsen (Copenhagen)Stephen L. Hauser (San Francisco-San Jose)Svetlana Mojsov (Boston)
2024
Andrew SingletonCarl H. June (Philadelphia)Ellen Sidransky (Wheeling)Fredrick Van Goor (Boston)Michel Sadelain (Ithaca)Paul Negulescu (Boston)Sabine Hadida (Boston)Thomas Gasser (Rhine-Ruhr)
2023
Anthony A. Hyman (Munich)Clifford P. BrangwynneDemis HassabisEmmanuel Mignot (San Francisco-San Jose)John Michael Jumper (London)Masashi Yanagisawa (Mito)
2022
David Klenerman (Cambridge)Drew WeissmanJeffery W. KellyKatalin Karikó (Frankfurt)Pascal MayerShankar Balasubramanian
2021
Catherine DulacDavid Baker (Seattle)Dennis Lo (Hong Kong)Richard J. Youle
2020
Arthur L. HorwichDavid Julius (San Francisco-San Jose)Franz-Ulrich Hartl (Munich)Jeffrey M. Friedman (New York)Virginia Man-Yee Lee (Philadelphia)
2019
Adrian Robert Krainer (New York)Angelika Amon (Boston)C. Frank BennettXiaowei ZhuangZhijian Chen (Dallas)
2017
Harry F. Noller (Monterey)Huda Zoghbi (Houston)Roel Nusse (Washington-Baltimore)Stephen Elledge (Washington-Baltimore)Yoshinori Ohsumi
2016
Helen Hobbs (Washington-Baltimore)John Anthony HardyUnnamed laureate (Q935993) (San Francisco-San Jose)Svante Pääbo
2015
Alim-Louis BenabidCharles David AllisEdward Boyden (Boston)Emmanuelle CharpentierGary Ruvkun (Boston)Jennifer Doudna (San Francisco-San Jose)Victor Ambros (Boston)
Breakthrough Prize in Mathematics
2026
Frank Merle
2021
Martin Hairer
2020
Alex Eskin (Chicago)
2018
Christopher Hacon (Salt Lake City-Provo)James McKernanVincent Lafforgue (Paris)
2017
Geordie Williamson (Sydney)Jean Bourgain
2015
Ian AgolTerence Tao (Los Angeles)
Undated
Aaron NaberZhiwei Yun
Crafoord PrizeTier 2 · 5 pts · 40 prize-years
Crafoord Prize
2022
Daniel L. Kastner
2017
Alexander Rudensky (New York)Fred RamsdellShimon Sakaguchi (Osaka-Kyoto-Kobe)
2013
Lars Klareskog (Stockholm)Peter K. GregersenRobert J. Winchester (New York)
2012
Terence Tao (Los Angeles)
2009
Charles A. Dinarello (Denver)Tadamitsu Kishimoto (Osaka-Kyoto-Kobe)Toshio Hirano
2004
Eugene C. ButcherTimothy A. Springer
1982
Vladimir Arnold (Moscow)
Undated
Dolph Schluter (Vancouver)Edward WittenPaul R. Ehrlich (San Francisco-San Jose)Shing-Tung YauYakov Eliashberg
Crafoord Prize in Astronomy
2024
Conny AertsDouglas Gough (Cambridge)Jørgen Christensen-Dalsgaard (Aarhus)
2020
Eugene Parker
2016
Roger BlandfordRoy Kerr
2012
Andrea M. Ghez (Los Angeles)Reinhard Genzel
2008
Rashid Sunyaev (Munich)
2005
James E. GunnJim Peebles (New York)Martin Rees
1997
Edwin E. SalpeterFred Hoyle (Cardiff)
1991
Allan Sandage
1985
Lyman Spitzer (New York)
Crafoord Prize in Biosciences
2015
Richard LewontinTomoko Ohta (Numazu)
2011
Ilkka Hanski (Helsinki)
2007
Robert Trivers
2003
Carl Woese (Champaign)
1999
Ernst MayrGeorge Christopher Williams (New Haven)John Maynard Smith
1996
Robert May, Baron May of Oxford
1993
Seymour BenzerW. D. Hamilton
1990
Edward O. Wilson (Boston)Paul R. Ehrlich (San Francisco-San Jose)
1987
Eugene Odum (Boston)Howard T. Odum (Gainesville)
1984
Daniel H. Janzen
Crafoord Prize in Geosciences
2022
Andrew H. Knoll (Boston)
2018
Susan SolomonSyukuro Manabe
2014
Peter H. Molnar
2010
Walter Munk (San Diego)
2006
Wallace Broecker (New York)
2002
Dan McKenzie (Cambridge)
1998
Adam DziewonskiDon L. Anderson (Fresno)
1995
Nicholas Shackleton (Cambridge)Willi Dansgaard (Copenhagen)
1992
Adolf Seilacher (Stuttgart)
1989
James A. Van Allen
Kyoto PrizeTier 2 · 5 pts · 118 prize-years
Kyoto Prize
Kyoto Prize in Advanced Technology
2025
Shun'ichi Amari
2023
Ryuzo Yanagimachi (Honolulu)
2022
Carver Mead (Fresno)
2021
Andrew Yao
2019
Ching Wan Tang (Rochester)
2018
Unnamed laureate (Q935993) (San Francisco-San Jose)
2017
Takashi Mimura
2016
Takeo Kanade
2015
Toyoki Kunitake
2014
Robert S. Langer, Jr.
Kyoto Prize in Arts and Philosophy
2023
Nalini Malani
2022
Zakir Hussain
2021
Bruno Latour
2019
Ariane Mnouchkine
2018
Joan Jonas (Boston)
2017
Richard Taruskin (San Francisco-San Jose)
2016
Martha Nussbaum
2015
John Neumeier (Hamburg)
2014
Fukumi Shimura
2013
Cecil Taylor (Dayton)
Kyoto Prize in Basic Sciences
2025
Azim Surani (Cambridge)
2023
Elliott H. Lieb
2022
Bryan Grenfell
2021
Robert G. Roeder
2019
James E. Gunn
2018
Masaki Kashiwara
2017
Graham Farquhar
2016
Tasuku Honjo
2015
Michel Mayor
2014
Edward Witten
Lasker AwardTier 2 · 5 pts · 197 prize-years
Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research
2023
Demis HassabisJohn Michael Jumper (San Francisco-San Jose)
2022
Erkki RuoslahtiRichard Hynes (Boston)Timothy A. Springer
2021
Dieter OesterheltUnnamed laureate (Q2075526)Unnamed laureate (Q935993) (San Francisco-San Jose)
2018
Charles David AllisMichael Grunstein (Los Angeles)
2017
Michael N. Hall (Basel)
2016
Gregg L. Semenza (Washington-Baltimore)Peter J. RatcliffeWilliam G. Kaelin (Boston)
2015
Evelyn M. Witkin (New York)Stephen Elledge (Washington-Baltimore)
2014
Kazutoshi Mori (Osaka-Kyoto-Kobe)Peter Walter (San Francisco-San Jose)
2013
Richard SchellerThomas C. Südhof
Lasker Award
Lasker-Bloomberg Public Service Award
2026
Michael J. Fox
2024
Quarraisha Karim (Manhattan)Salim Abdool Karim (Durban)
2022
Lauren M. Gardner (Washington-Baltimore)
2019
GAVI (Geneva)
2017
Planned Parenthood (New York)
2015
Médecins Sans Frontières (Geneva)
2013
Bill GatesMelinda Gates (Seattle)
2009
Michael Bloomberg
2007
Anthony Fauci (Washington-Baltimore)
2005
Nancy Brinker
Lasker-DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award
2026
Kunihiro Hattori (Tokyo)Takehisa Kitazawa
2025
Jesús GonzálezMichael J. Welsh (Cedar Rapids)Paul Negulescu (Boston)
2024
Joel HabenerLotte Bjerre Knudsen (Copenhagen)Svetlana Mojsov (Boston)
2023
James FujimotoUnnamed laureate (Q61316081) (Portland)Unnamed laureate (Q61316391)
2022
Dennis Lo (Hong Kong)
2021
Drew WeissmanKatalin Karikó (Frankfurt)
2019
Axel UllrichDennis Slamon (Los Angeles)H. Michael Shepard
2018
John B. Glen (Glasgow)
2017
Douglas R. LowyJohn T. Schiller
2016
Charles M. Rice (New York)Michael J. Sofia (Philadelphia)Ralf Bartenschlager (Rhine-Neckar)
Pritzker Architecture PrizeTier 2 · 5 pts · 48 prize-years
Wolf PrizeTier 2 · 5 pts · 150 prize-years
Wolf Prize in Chemistry
2025
Helmut Schwarz (Berlin)
2022
Bonnie L. Bassler (New York)Carolyn Bertozzi (San Francisco-San Jose)
2019
John F. HartwigStephen L. Buchwald (Boston)
2018
Makoto Fujita (Tokyo)Omar M. Yaghi
2017
Robert Bergman
2016
Kyriakos Costa NicolaouStuart Schreiber (Boston)
2014
Chi-Huey Wong
2013
Robert S. Langer, Jr.
Wolf Prize in Mathematics
2024
Adi ShamirNoga Alon (Tel-Aviv)
2023
Ingrid Daubechies
2022
George Lusztig
2020
Simon Donaldson (London)Yakov Eliashberg (San Francisco-San Jose)
2019
Greg LawlerJean-François Le Gall (Paris)
2017
Charles FeffermanRichard Schoen
2015
James Arthur
2014
Peter Sarnak (New York)
2013
George MostowMichael Artin (Boston)
Wolf Prize in Medicine
2025
Pamela J. Bjorkman
2024
Botond Roska (Basel)José-Alain Sahel (Pittsburgh)
2023
Daniel J. Drucker
2021
Adrian Robert Krainer (New York)Joan A. Steitz (New Haven)Lynne E. Maquat (Rochester)
2020
Emmanuelle Charpentier (Berlin)Jennifer Doudna (San Francisco-San Jose)
2019
Jeffrey M. Friedman (New York)
2016
C. Ronald Kahn (Boston)Lewis C. Cantley (New York)
2015
Jeffrey Ravetch (New York)John KapplerPhilippa Marrack
2014
Gary Ruvkun (Boston)Nahum Sonenberg (Montreal)Victor Ambros (Boston)
Wolf Prize in Physics
2025
Jainendra K. JainJames P. EisensteinMoti Heiblum (Ashdod)
2024
Martin Rees
2021
Giorgio Parisi
2020
Allan H. MacDonald (Austin)Pablo Jarillo-Herrero (Boston)Rafi Bistritzer (San Francisco-San Jose)
2018
Charles H. BennettGilles Brassard (Montreal)
2017
Didier Queloz (Barranquilla)Michel Mayor
2016
Yoseph Imry (Leiden)
2015
James BjorkenRobert Kirshner
2013
Juan Ignacio Cirac SasturáinPeter Zoller (Leiden)
Booker PrizeTier 3 · 2 pts · 57 prize-years
2025
David Szalay
2024
Samantha Harvey (Bath)
2023
Paul Lynch
2022
Shehan Karunatilaka
2021
Damon Galgut
2020
Douglas Stuart
2019
Bernardine Evaristo (London)Margaret Atwood
2018
Anna Burns
2017
George Saunders
2016
Paul Beatty (New York)
Hugo Award for Best NovelTier 3 · 2 pts · 72 prize-years
Praemium ImperialeTier 3 · 2 pts · 36 prize-years
2025
András SchiffAnne Teresa De KeersmaekerMarina AbramovićPeter Doig (Rhine-Ruhr)
2023
Diébédo Francis KéréRobert Wilson
2022
Wim Wenders (Hamburg)
2021
Glenn Murcutt (Sydney)James TurrellSebastião SalgadoYo-Yo Ma
2019
Anne-Sophie Mutter (London)Bandō Tamasaburō VMona HatoumTod Williams Billie Tsien Architects (New York)William Kentridge
2017
El Anatsui (Enugu)Mikhail BaryshnikovRafael MoneoShirin NeshatYoussou N’Dour
2016
Annette Messager (Paris)Cindy ShermanGidon KremerMartin Scorsese (New York)Paulo Mendes da Rocha
2015
Dominique Perrault (Lausanne)Mitsuko UchidaSylvie GuillemTadanori YokooWolfgang Laib
2014
Arvo PärtAthol Fugard (Cape Town)Giuseppe PenoneMartial RaysseSteven Holl (New York)
Pulitzer PrizeTier 3 · 2 pts · 178 prize-years
Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
2026
Daniel Kraus
2025
Percival Everett (Los Angeles)
2024
Jayne Anne Phillips
2023
Barbara KingsolverHernán Díaz
2022
Joshua Cohen
2021
Louise Erdrich
2020
Colson Whitehead (New York)
2019
Richard Powers
2018
Andrew Sean Greer
2017
Colson Whitehead (New York)
Pulitzer Prize for Poetry
2024
Brandon Som
2023
Carl Phillips (St. Louis)
2022
Diane Seuss
2021
Natalie Diaz
2020
Jericho Brown
2019
Forrest Gander (Providence)
2018
Frank Bidart
2017
Tyehimba Jess (New York)
2016
Peter Balakian (Syracuse)
2015
Gregory Pardlo
Where these numbers come from11 Oct 2026
Prize winners come from the Nobel Prize API (nobelprize.org) and Wikidata. Each winner is placed on the site’s metros by where they worked when the prize was awarded, and by where they were born.
Every prize-year carries a tier weight: Tier 1 (Nobel, Fields, Abel, Turing) 10, Tier 2 (Pritzker, Wolf, Breakthrough, Kyoto, Lasker, Crafoord) 5, Tier 3 (Booker, Pulitzer, Hugo, Praemium Imperiale) 2. The weight is divided equally among that prize-year’s winners, so a shared prize splits its points.
Organisations count for their headquarters. A winner whose place could not be resolved appears in the laureates list but on no board. Affiliation is harder to find than birthplace, so the worked-at boards understate places whose laureates are not yet resolved.