Close but no Nobel: the scientists who never won

@article{Butler2016CloseBN,
  title={Close but no Nobel: the scientists who never won},
  author={Declan Butler},
  journal={Nature},
  year={2016}
}
Archives reveal the most-nominated researchers who missed out on a Nobel Prize. 
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The Mutation of the "Nobel Prize in Chemistry" into the "Nobel Prize in Chemistry or Life Sciences":  Several Decades of Transparent and Opaque Evidence of Change within the Nobel Prize Program.
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Evidence is presented that the disciplines of chemistry and biochemistry cover, today, intellectually quite distinct and generally scientifically unrelated intellectual territory, and encourages the Nobel Prize program to move from opaque to transparent change processes for the next generations of achievement in the sciences.
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The Mutation of the “Nobel Prize in Chemistry” into the “Nobel Prize in Chemistry or Life Sciences”: Several Decades of Transparent and Opaque Evidence of Change within the Nobel Prize Program