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Hello everybody and welcome to this podcast Extra.

Science got a little bit glitzy this week, as it always does this time of year, because this happened.

The 2016 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

This year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

This year's Nobel Prize in physics.

And as usual, we'll do it both in Swedish and in English.

Joining us to talk about the Nobel's is senior news editor Richard Van Norton.

Hi Kerry.

Welcome.

Now, we're going to do these in order of difficulty, most difficult first, and then we're

going to slide down the scale towards the easiest to understand.

It's really only possible to understand the physicists who won the Nobel by the medium

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