Nobel Physics
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| 1943 Stern | Magnetic moment of the proton
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| 1944 Rabi | resonance method for registration of various properties of atomic nuclei
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| 1946 Bridgman | High-pressure physics
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| 1948 Blackett | discoveries in the domain of nuclear physics and cosmic radiation
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| 1950 Powell | photographic method of studying nuclear processes; discoveries concerning mesons
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| 1952 Bloch Purcell | Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in solids
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| 1976 Richter , Ting | J Psi Particle
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| 1984 Rubbia, Van de Meer | W and Z Particle
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| 1992 Charpak | Multiwire Chamber
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| 1949 Yukawa | Meson
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| 1924 Karl Siegbahn | X Ray spectroscopy
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| 1925 Frank & Hertz | Laws governing the impact of an electron upon an atom
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| 1926 Perrin | Discontinuous Structure of Matter, sedimentation equilibrium
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| 1937 Davisson GP Thomson | Diffraction of electrons by crystals
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| 1952 Bloch Purcell | Nuclear Magnetic precision measurements
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| 1962 Landau | Condensed matter liquid Helium superfluidity
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| 1966 Kastler | Optical methods for Herzian resonances
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| 1973 Esaki Giaver Josephson | Tunneling
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| 1975 Bohr Rainwater Mottleson | Collective motion and particle motion
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| 1977 Anderson Mott Van Vleck | Electronic structure of magnetic and disordered systems
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| 1978 Kapitsa | Low temperature physics
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| 1979 Glashow Salam Weinberg | Standard model unified weak and electromagnetic forces
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| 1980 Cronin Fitch | K mesons violations of symmetry
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| 1981 Bloembergen Schawlow | Laser Spectroscopy
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| 1981 Kai Seigbahn | Electron Spectroscopy
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| 1982 Wilson | Phase Transitions
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| 1986 Ruska | Electron Microscope
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| 1986 Binnig Rohrer | Scanning tunneling microscope
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| 1988 Lederman Schwarz Steinberger | Neutrino beam method doublet structure of leptons muon neutrino
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| 1990 Friedman Kendall Taylor | Deep inelastic scattering of protons and bound neutrons Existence of quarks
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| 1994 Brockhouse | Neutron spectroscopy
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| 1994 Shull | Neutron diffraction technique
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| 1996 Lee Osheroff Richardson | Superfluidity Helium -3
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| 1997 Chu Cohen-Tannoudji Phillips | Cool and trap atoms with laser light
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| 1998 Laughlin Stormer Tsui | Quantum fluid, fractionally charged
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| 1999 t'Hooft Veltman | Quantum structure of electroweak interactions
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| 2000 Alferov Kroemer | semiconductor heterostructures optoelectronics
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| 2001 Cornell Ketterle Wieman | Bose Einstein condensation
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| 2002 Davis Koshiba | Cosmic Neutrinos
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| 2002 Giacconi | Cosmic X rays
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| 2003 Abriksov Ginzburg Leggett | Superconductor superfluid theory
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| 2004 Gross Politzer Wilczek | Asymptotic freedom in strong interaction
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| 2005 Glauber | Quantum theory of Optical coherence
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| 2005 Hall Hansch | Laser based precision spectroscopy Optical frequencty comb technique
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