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21 Jun 2017: Currently the Adams University Professor at Harvard University, in 2007 he won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics with Leonid Hurwicz and Roger Myerson for laying the foundations of mechanism design ... With Leonid Hurwicz and Roger Myerson, he was

10 Dec 2001: The University of Cambridge holds the distinction of being the UK institution with the greatest number of Nobel prize winners. ... Alfred Nobel (1833-1896) was born in Stockholm, Sweden to a family of engineers.

18 Jun 2013: Joseph Stiglitz, Professor of Finance and Economics, Columbia University, Nobel Laureate in Economic Science (Doctor of Science). ... Harold Varmus, Director of The National Cancer Institute, United States of America, Nobel Laureate in Physiology or

10 Feb 2009: Professor Amartya Sen, Fellow and former Master of Trinity College. Professor of Economics and Philosophy at Harvard University. ... Nobel Laureate in Economics (Doctor of Letters). Professor Wang Gungwu, University Professor, Faculty of Arts and Social

6 Feb 2013: Joseph Stiglitz, Professor of Finance and Economics, Columbia University, Nobel Laureate in Economic Science (Doctor of Science). ... Harold Varmus, Director of The National Cancer Institute, United States of America, Nobel Laureate in Physiology or

8 Nov 1999: They range from the two young men at a small company Zeus, who helped the Prime Minister in his first Web transaction, to Britain's e-envoy, to Nobel prizewinners for ... Economics, to a member of the Bank of England's monetary committee.

31 Aug 2018: Understanding incentives and behaviour under asymmetric information remains at the heart of modern economics and is as live an issue now as it was when Mirrlees was awarded the Nobel Prize ... Writing about his life for the Nobel Foundation, he said:

17 Dec 2010: In September 2010, a paper by Angus Deaton and Daniel Kahneman (Nobel Prize Winner for Economics in 2002) concluded: "Perhaps $75,000 (£50,000) is a threshold beyond which further increases ... health. He is an honorary fellow of Fitzwilliam College.

5 Oct 2009: The University of Cambridge has more Nobel Prize winners than any other institution. ... They have won in every category, with 29 Nobel Prizes in physics, 24 in medicine, 19 in chemistry, seven in Economics, two in literature and two in peace.

28 May 2009: Symposium background information:. The St James’s Palace Nobel Laureate Symposium was hosted at the Royal Society and St. ... Around 60 leading scientists from various disciplines, among them 20 Nobel Laureates (including prize winners in Chemistry,