Welcome to the Academy’s official Nobel Lectures 2025, with this year’s Laureates in Physics, Chemistry and Economic Sciences.
The event is free of charge and open to the public but registration is required. Please note that we have separate registration to the Nobel Lectures in Physics and Chemistry, and to the Prize Lectures in Economic Sciences, see the links below.
There will be a security check at the entrance, we urge everyone to be at the venue in good time before the event starts. You will receive a QR code upon registration which must be presented at the entrance.
As part of our safety work, we will only allow smaller bags (up to the size of a laptop bag, 40x30cm), which will be checked at the entrance. It will not be allowed to bring larger bags (like backpacks, cabin bags etc) inside the building, and we have no cloakroom to store them.
If seats to either the lectures in Phycics and Chemistry, or Economic Sciences run out, we may be able to release a few more tickets closer to the event.
The Nobel Lectures in Physics and Chemistry
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The Prize Lectures in Economic Sciences
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PROGRAMME
The doors will open at 07:45
09:00-09:05
Welcome address
Sven Lidin, President of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
09.05-10:55
THE NOBEL PRIZE IN PHYSICS: Their experiments on a chip revealed quantum physics in action
From SLUGs to macroscopic quantum phenomena
John Clarke, Nobel Prize Laureate in Physics 2025
From macroscopic quantum phenomena to artificial atoms
Michel H. Devoret, Nobel Prize Laureate in Physics 2025
Prehistoric Superconducting Qubits
John M. Martinis, Nobel Prize Laureate in Physics 2025
11:20-13:10
THE NOBEL PRIZE IN CHEMISTRY: Their molecular architecture contains rooms for Chemistry
Design and Construction of Targeted Extended Structures using Pre-Organized Building Blocks
Richard Robson, Nobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry 2025
The Usefulness of the Useless — How MOFs Transformed the Concept of Porous Matter
Susumu Kitagawa, Nobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry 2025
Metal-Organic Frameworks – From Molecules to Society
Omar M. Yaghi, Nobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry 2025
14:30-16:20
THE PRIZE IN ECONOMIC SCIENCES: They show how new technology can drive sustained growth
The doors will open at 13.45
The Past and Future of Innovation: Can Progress be sustained?
Joel Mokyr, Laureate in Economic Sciences 2025
The Economics of Creative Destruction
Philippe Aghion, Laureate in Economic Sciences 2025
Creative Destruction and Economic Growth
Peter Howitt, Laureate in Economic Sciences 2025
PRESS INFORMATION
Registration for media representatives should be made via email to press secretary Eva Nevelius, eva.nevelius@kva.se
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