Nobel Calling Stockholm 2022

1-10 October 2022

During the Nobel Calling week, you will meet researchers, Nobel Prize laureates, academy members, and many more when the Nobel Prize Museum, together with a number of actors, organizes activities all over Stockholm.

Crash Course on the year's scientific Nobel Prizes

Wednesday 5 October 2022, Filmstaden Skandia-Teatern

What scientific discoveries are being rewarded this year? Join us for our Crash Course and hear directly from the Nobel Prize committees on who they selected and why their discoveries are so important.

A conversation about the 2022 Literature Prize

Thursday 6 October 2022, Nobel Prize Museum

Now it's time to hear how they thought this year. Members of the Nobel Committee tell us who received this year's prize and why - and give tips on what to start reading to get to know the prize winner!

Peace Friday

Friday 7 October 2022, Nights at the Nobel Prize Museum

A lone activist or a political leader? A grassroots organisation or a United Nations agency? Over the years, the Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to a broad range of recipients.

The Future of Research

October 2022 - January 2023, Liljevalchs

Take the chance to meet some of Sweden's most promising young researchers. In collaboration with Young Academy of Sweden, quizzes, conversations and mini lectures with interactive elements are organized during the autumn

After Work and evening hours with guided tours about this year's Nobel Prizes

14 October 2022, Nights at the Nobel Prize Museum

From 17:00 you are welcome to the Nobel Prize Museum, which is open until 21:00. During the evening, you can join a guided tour where you will find out more about the new Nobel Prize laureates who will come to Stockholm.

Champagne tasting with Nobel Prize banquet sommelier Ulrika Karlsson

21 October 2022, Nights at the Nobel Prize Museum

Welcome to an evening at the museum when sommelier Ulrika Karlsson guides us through an exciting tasting. We will try some carefully selected champagne once served at the Nobel Prize banquet.

Live podcast: The vital blood - with Gustaf Edgren

28 October 2022, Nights at the Nobel Prize Museum

What is a blood type? What connection do they have to different diseases? And why is blood really so important? The blood researcher Gustaf Edgren tells in a conversation all about how the blood works.

After Work and evening hours with guided tours about this year’s Nobel Prizes

4 November 2022, Nights at the Nobel Prize Museum

From 17:00 you are welcome to the Nobel Prize Museum, which is open until 21:00. During the evening, you can join a guided tour where you will find out more about the new Nobel Prize laureates who will come to Stockholm.

You should not think that the dead are dead - Artist talk at Liljevalchs with Britta Marakatt-Labba

10 November 2022, Liljevalchs

The artist Britta Marakatt-Labba talks to art curator Magnus af Petersens about art and life.

Live Podcast: Did World War I End? A conversation with Dick Harrison

11 November 2022, Nights at the Nobel Prize Museum

Hear historian Dick Harrison talk about "the war to end all wars" and why the war did not. The conversation is led by the Nobel Prize Museum's Gustav Källstrand and is recorded for the podcast Ideas that change the world

Measurements - Artist talk at Liljevalchs with Ulla Wiggen

17 November 2022, Liljevalchs

The artist Ulla Wiggen talks to the artcurator Magnus af Petersens about art and life.

Science Today - genetics and gene technology

18 November 2022, Nights at the Nobel Prize Museum

In this Science Today we will explore genetics and the development of genetic engineering. We will talk about DNA and dive into different types of genetic research and the building blocks of genetic codes.

Obsessed with bacteria - Artist talk at Liljevalchs with Anna Dumitriu

24 November 2022, Liljevalchs

The British artist Anna Dumitriu talks to the art curator Magnus af Petersens about the meeting between art and science.

I want to set the world in motion - Conversations about Selma Lagerlöf and music with Matti Bye

25 November 2022, Nights at the Nobel Prize Museum

The author Anna-Karin Palm talks to Carin Klaesson about Selma Lagerlöf's rich and bustling authorship. After the conversation, the multiple award-winning musician Matti Bye plays a self-composed piece.

Is the conversation possible? - AI and communication on eternal issues

19 January 2023, Liljevalchs

Open lecture by former Archbishop Antje Jackelén, followed by a conversation about what the human is and how we evolve in a world of digitalisation.

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