Peking University has produced 1 1 Nobel Prize winners! Recently, the winners of the 20 19 Nobel Prize in Chemistry were announced, and they were awarded to John Good Noel (USA), Stanley Whittingham (UK) and akira Yoshino (Japan) in recognition of their contributions to the research and development of lithium-ion batteries.
Among them, Yoshino, the winner from Japan, graduated from the Engineering Department of Kyoto University. Yoshinoya is the 27th Japanese scholar to win the Nobel Prize, the 8th Nobel Prize winner in chemistry after Suzuki and Ei-Ichi Negishi 20 10, and the 8th Nobel Prize winner after graduating from Kyoto University. After the announcement of the 20 19 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Kyoto University also published a congratulatory letter from President Shan Zhi Shouyi in official website at the first time. So far, eight scholars have graduated from Peking University and won the Nobel Prize. If you add Peking University-related Nobel Prize winners, the number is 1 1.
Not only has the Nobel Prize winner been born for two consecutive years, but the first Japanese to win the Nobel Prize is also from Kyoto University. I wonder if you have seen the TV series Galileo adapted from Keigo Higashino's novel. The image of Professor Yukawa is based on the famous physicist Yukawa Hideki, who graduated from Kyoto Imperial University (formerly known as Kyoto University). He predicted the existence of mesons on the basis of theory, and became the first Japanese to win the Nobel Prize through this theory.
Kyoto University will win the Nobel Prize many times, which is related to the study style of Kyoto University. Peking University has always been famous for its free learning atmosphere and rigorous style of study. Universities have never put too much pressure on their study and life. Those who have the will will learn, and those who have no will will will enjoy themselves. They will listen to their own situation and not interfere with each other.