Contribution seq 9347

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      "title": "The Nobel Prize time gap",
      "publisher": "Humanities and Social Sciences Communications",
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      "excerpt": "More specifically, for the Nobel laureates in chemistry, the average time gap between work and award has increased from 16 years in 1951–1960 to 30 years in 2010–2019, while in physics the time gap per decade goes from 12 years in 1951–1960 to 28 years in 2010–2019. For the Nobel laureates in medicine, the average time gap has increased from 13 years in 1951–1960 to 29 years in 2010–2019.",
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