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Humanities and Social Sciences Communications · 2022-11-11 · no page hash: the reader saw a rendering, not the bytes · created seq 9347

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QUOTE `{}`	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 1951–1...
QUOTE `{}`	A significant percentage (18%) receive the award more than 30 years after their most influential publication. Even more of them (25%) have to wait for a period of 21–30 years for recognition.

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