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This page lists those Nobel Prizewinners who are or have been Members of Trinity College, with links to their
Nobel Foundation
biographies.
1904
Lord Rayleigh
(Physics)
1906
Sir J. J. Thomson
(Physics)
1908
Ernest Rutherford (Lord Rutherford)
(Chemistry)
1915
Sir William Henry Bragg
(Physics)
1915
Sir Lawrence Bragg
(Physics)
1917
Charles Glover Barkla
(Physics)
1922
Niels Bohr
(Physics)
1922
Francis William Aston
(Chemistry)
1922
Archibald V. Hill
(Physiology or Medicine)
1925
Sir Austen Chamberlain
(Peace)
1928
Owen Willans Richardson
(Physics)
1929
Sir Frederick Hopkins
(Physiology or Medicine)
1932
Edgar Adrian (Lord Adrian)
(Physiology or Medicine)
1936
Sir Henry Dale
(Physiology or Medicine)
1937
George Paget Thomson
(Physics)
1950
Bertrand Russell
(Literature)
1951
Ernest T. S. Walton
(Physiology or Medicine)
1952
Richard L. M. Synge
(Chemistry)
1962
Sir John Kendrew
(Chemistry)
1963
Sir Alan Hodgkin
(Physiology or Medicine)
1963
Sir Andrew F. Huxley
(Physiology or Medicine)
1973
Brian D. Josephson
(Physics)
1974
Sir Martin Ryle
(Physics)
1977
James E. Meade
(Economic Sciences)
1978
Pyotr Kapitsa
(Physics)
1980
Walter Gilbert
(Chemistry)
1982
Sir Aaron Klug
(Chemistry)
1983
Subramanyan Chandrasekhar
(Physics)
1996
Sir James Mirrlees
(Economic Sciences)
1998
John Pople
(Chemistry)
1998
Amartya Sen
(Economic Sciences)
2009
Venkatraman Ramakrishnan
(Chemistry)
Physics (12)
Chemistry (8)
Physiology or Medicine (7)
Literature (1)
Peace (1)
Economic Sciences (3)
Total (32)
Decadal chart:
The information on this page was originally compiled by Dr Sean Blanchflower, and is reproduced here by his kind permission.
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