Beer and the Nobel Prize

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In Beer and the Nobel Prize, author Thomas Annesley provides readers with dozens of curious tales about the world's most famous prize and the people who have won it. The eight chapters cover links between everyday items and the Nobel Prize, unusual ways individuals have been notified of the prize, strange things that have occurred after Nobel laureates have died, unexpected ways that prize medals have been lost or stolen, luck and the Nobel Prize, the unique contributions of animals, hobbies and the Nobel Prize, and self-experimentation. The book's many images - modern and historic - bring the stories to life.

This book is guaranteed to make you see the Nobel Prizes in a whole new light.