25 Swiss Nobel Prize Laureates
I love this project for Jet d'Oh, a fashion and merchandise company in Geneva!
While the definition of what constitutes a Swiss Nobel Prize Winner can be tricky, the fact is that Switzerland boasts an astonishing number of Nobel Prizes per capita:
9 x Medicine
6 x Chemistry
5 x Physics
3 x Peace
2 x Literature
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