Group 1 - Japan has produced 22 Nobel laureates in natural sciences since 2000, ranking second globally after the United States [1][2] - The research capabilities of Japan are currently declining on the international stage, despite the historical success in producing Nobel laureates [1] - The most awarded category for Japanese researchers is the Physics Prize, with a total of 12 laureates [4] Group 2 - Since the first Japanese Nobel laureate, Hideki Yukawa, in 1949, Japan has had a total of 27 laureates in natural sciences, with most of them awarded after 2000 [4] - Japanese researchers have made significant contributions in various fields, including fundamental particle research and applications like LED technology [7][8] - The 2025 Nobel Prize winners, Shibumi Sakaguchi and Shin-ichiro Kitagawa, are recognized for their contributions to the development of metal-organic frameworks [5][8]
日本人的诺贝尔获奖潮还会持续吗？
日经中文网·2025-10-17 03:06