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Particle and atomic physics more likely to win Nobels

27 Aug 2020
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Topic of choice: a bibliometric analysis has found that certain fields are more likely to garner a Nobel prize than others. (Courtesy: Nobel Foundation)
Research into particle and atomic physics is more likely to be awarded a Nobel prize than work in ot

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Simon Perks is science writer based in the UK
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