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Nobel prize Winners

1996

Biology - Presented jointly to Anders
Barheim and Hogne Sandvik of the University of Bergen,
Norway,
for their report, "Effect of Ale, Garlic, and Soured Cream on the
Appetite of Leeches.".

1997

Entomology - Presented to Mark Hostetler
of the University of
Florida, for his book, That Gunk on Your Car, which
identifies the insect splats that appear on

1998

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Safety Engineering - Presented to Troy Hurtubise, of North Bay, Ontario,
for developing and personally testing a suit of armor that is impervious to grizzly bears.

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1999

Literature - Presented to the British
Standards Institution for its six-page specification (BS 6008) of the proper way to make a cup of tea.

2000

Physics - Presented to André Geim of
the University of
Nijmegen, the Netherlands, and Sir Michael Berry of Bristol University,
England, for using magnets to levitate a frog and a sumo wrestler.

2001

Medicine - Presented to Peter
Barss of McGill University,
Canada, for his
impactful medical report "Injuries Due to Falling Coconuts."

2002

Chemistry - Presented to Theodore Gray of Wolfram Research,
in Champaign, Illinois,
for gathering many elements of the periodic table, and assembling them into the
form of a four-legged periodic table table.

2003

Physics - Presented to Jack Harvey,
John Culveno, Warren Payne, Steve Cowle, Michael Lawrance, David Stuart,
and Robyn Williams of Australia, for their irresistible report "An
Analysis of the Forces Required to Drag Sheep over Various Surfaces."

2004

Psychology - Presented jointly to Daniel
Simons of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and
Christopher Chabris of Harvard University,
for demonstrating that when people pay close attention to something, it's
all too easy to overlook anything else -- even a woman in a gorilla suit.
(see inattentional
blindness)

2005

Nutrition - Presented to Dr. Yoshiro Nakamatsu
of Tokyo, Japan, for photographing and retrospectively
analyzing every meal he has consumed during a period of 34 years (and
counting).

2006

Acoustics: D. Lynn Halpern
of Harvard
Vanguard Medical Associates, and Brandeis University,
and Northwestern
University, Randolph Blake
of Vanderbilt
University and Northwestern
University and James Hillenbrand
of Western
Michigan University and Northwestern University for conducting
experiments to learn why people dislike the sound of fingernails scraping on a blackboard.