Shukuro, Hasselmann, and Parisi Jointly Awarded Nobel Prize in Physics (Supplement)

[Asia Economy Reporter Yujin Cho] On the 5th (local time), the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences' Nobel Committee announced that three individuals?Shukuro Manabe from Japan, Klaus Hasselmann from Germany, and Giorgio Parisi from Italy?were jointly selected as this year's Nobel Prize winners in Physics.

The committee stated, "Manabe and Hasselmann were recognized for their contributions to the physical modeling of the climate and enhancing the mathematical predictability of global warming, while Parisi was acknowledged for discovering the interaction of disorder and fluctuations in physical systems ranging from atoms to planetary scales."

According to the will of Swedish inventor Alfred Nobel, the Nobel Prize is awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to the advancement of humanity. Starting with the Physiology or Medicine Prize announced the previous day, the Chemistry Prize will be announced on the 6th, the Literature Prize on the 7th, the Peace Prize on the 8th, and the Economics Prize on the 11th.

The prize money awarded to the laureates is 10 million kronor (approximately 1.35 billion KRW), which is divided equally in the case of joint winners.

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