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The Nobel Banquet 2019 Table of Honour – The Nobel Banquet 2019 Gunilla Hermansson, Professor Brenda Bury Polanyi, Mrs Partner to Mats Malm, Professor 88 1 Partner to John Polanyi, Professor Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy Laureate in Chemistry 1986 Lars Ekström, MSc Philipp Haug, Dipl. Ing. 87 2 Partner to Anna Ekström, Partner to Bettina Bernadotte af Wisborg, Countess H.E. the Minister for Education Pernille Rieker, Research Professor Ingrid Nicolin, BA Partner to Ulf Sverdrup, Director Representative 86 3 Partner to Tomas R. Nicolin, MSc of the Norwegian Nobel Committee Member of the Board of the Nobel Foundation Sven Lidin, Professor Sven-Erik Österberg, Governor of Stockholm 85 4 Chairman of the Trustees of the Nobel Foundation Anna Wersäll, Mrs 84 5 Bettina Bernadotte af Wisborg, Countess Partner to Fredrik Wersäll, H.E. Marshal of the Realm Malm Mats, Professor Tomas R. Nicolin, MSc 83 6 Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy Member of the Board of the Nobel Foundation Amanda Lind, H.E. the Minister for Culture and Kirstine von Blixen-Finecke, Baroness, 82 7 Democracy Mistress of the Robes Ulf Sverdrup, Director John Polanyi, Professor 81 8 Representative of the Norwegian Nobel Committee Laureate in Chemistry 1986 Margareta Hansson, Mrs Rachel Glennerster, Dr Partner to Göran K. Hansson, Professor Secretary Partner to Michael Kremer, Professor 80 9 General of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Laureate in Economic Sciences 2019 Member of the Board of the Nobel Foundation Göran K. Hansson, Professor, Secretary General of Steven Chu, Professor the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Member of 79 10 Laureate in Physics 1997 the Board of the Nobel Foundation Anna Ekström, H.E. the Minister for Education 78 11 Ann Linde, H.E. the Minister for Foreign Afairs Guy Bernard Parmelin, Federal Councillor Michael Kremer, Professor Head of the Federal Department of Economic 77 12 Laureate in Economic Sciences 2019 Afairs, Education and Research, Swiss Government Susanne Eberstein, Chairperson of the Françoise Barré-Sinoussi, Professor 76 13 General Council of the Riksbank Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 2008 Abhijit Banerjee, Professor 75 14 Fredrik Wersäll, H.E. Marshal of the Realm Laureate in Economic Sciences 2019 Kumiko Yoshino, Mrs Magdalena Andersson, H.E. the Minister for 74 15 Partner to Akira Yoshino, Dr Finance Laureate in Chemistry 2019 Grzegorz Zygadło, Translator, Entrepreneur Akira Yoshino, Dr Partner to Olga Tokarczuk, Author 73 16 Laureate in Chemistry 2019 Laureate in Literature 2018 Fiona Ratclife, Lady Helena Norlén, MSc 72 17 Partner to Peter J. Ratclife, Sir Partner to Andreas Norlén, Speaker of the Riksdag Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 2019 Peter J. Ratclife, Sir 71 18 Andreas Norlén, Speaker of the Riksdag Laureate in in Physiology or Medicine 2019 Jean Alison Peebles, Mrs Partner to James Peebles, Professor Emeritus 70 19 H.R.H. Princess Sofa Laureate in Physics 2019 Didier Queloz, Professor H.R.H. Prince Carl Philip 69 20 Laureate in Physics 2019 Evi Heldin, Professor Esther Dufo, Professor 68 21 Partner to Carl-Henrik Heldin, Professor Laureate in Economic Sciences 2019 Chairman of the Board of the Nobel Foundation Carl-Henrik Heldin, Professor 67 22 H.M. The King Chairman of the Board of the Nobel Foundation Olga Tokarczuk, Author H.M. The Queen 66 23 Laureate in Literature 2018 James Peebles, Professor Emeritus 65 24 H.R.H. Prince Daniel Laureate in Physics 2019 Françoise Hélène Mayor, Mrs H.R.H. The Crown Princess 64 25 Partner to Michel Mayor, Professor Laureate in Physics 2019 Michel Mayor, Professor M. Stanley Whittingham, Professor 63 26 Laureate in Physics 2019 Laureate in Chemistry 2019 Georgina Judith Whittingham, Professor Partner to M. Stanley Whittingham, Professor 62 27 H.R.H. Princess Madeleine Laureate in Chemistry 2019 William G. Kaelin Jr., Professor Stefan Löfven, H.E. the Prime Minister 61 28 Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 2019 Karen S. Kantor, Ms Laura Margaret Kasch-Semenza, Mrs Partner to William G. Kaelin Jr., Professor 60 29 Partner to Gregg L. Semenza, Professor Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 2019 Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 2019 Gregg L. Semenza, Professor Per Bolund, H.E. the Minister for 59 30 Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 2019 Financial Markets and Housing Caroline Parmelin, Ms Sophie Semin Handke, Mrs Partner to Guy Bernard Parmelin, Federal Councillor, 58 31 Partner to Peter Handke, Author, Head of the Federal Department of Economic Afairs, Laureate in Literature 2019 Education and Research, Swiss Government Peter Handke, Author Bengt Samuelsson, Professor 57 32 Laureate in Literature 2019 Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 1982 Jean Chu, Dr Matilda Ernkrans, H.E. the Minister 56 33 Partner to Steven Chu, Professor for Higher Education and Research Laureate in Physics 1997 Richard Friberg, Professor Peter Eriksson, H.E. the Minister for Partner to Magdalena Andersson, 55 34 International Development Cooperation H.E. the Minister for Finance Penelope Doherty, Mrs Karin Samuelsson, Associate Professor Partner to Peter C. Doherty, Professor 54 35 Partner to Bengt Samuelsson, Professor Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 1996 Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 1982 Anders Söderholm, Director-General Peter C. Doherty, Professor 53 36 Swedish Higher Education Authority Laureate in Physiology or Medicine 1996 Åse Ahlstrand, Mrs Maria Masucci, Professor Partner to Per Bolund, H.E. the Minister for 52 37 Chairman of the Nobel Assembly Financial Markets and Housing Jonas Björck, Dr Dan Larhammar, Professor 51 38 Chairman of the Auditors of the Nobel Foundation President of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Johanna Liljequist, MSc Econ. Marie Utter, Ms Accompanying Gunnar Liljequist, MSc Econ. 50 39 Partner to Peter Eriksson, H.E. the Minister for Chairman of the Nobel Family Association International Development Cooperation Hans von Blixen-Finecke, Baron Gunnar Liljequist, MSc Econ. Partner to Kirstine von Blixen-Finecke, 49 40 Chairman of the Nobel Family Association Baroness, Mistress of the Robes Helén Larhammar, Pharmacist Ann-Marie Österberg, Teacher 48 41 Partner to Dan Larhammar, Professor Partner to Sven-Erik Österberg, Governor of Stockholm President of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Stefan Bernström, MSc Mikael Brändström, Social Care Unit Manager Partner to Matilda Ernkrans, H.E. the Minister for 47 42 Partner to Anders Söderholm, Director-General, Higher Education and Research Swedish Higher Education Authority .
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