Which country has won the most Nobel Prize in the world?

Britain won the most Nobel Prize. Cambridge University is a world famous school with the most Nobel Prizes.

The UniversityofCambridge was founded in 1209 and will celebrate its 800th anniversary in four years. This prestigious school, which is in full swing, can only be compared with Oxford in England. When communicating with teachers and students, we can clearly feel the subtle competitive atmosphere between Cambridge and Oxford, just like the traditional rowing competition between the two schools every year.

The origin of this competition comes from two friends who studied at Oxford and Cambridge universities respectively. Charles Wadsworth, nephew of the famous British poet William Wadsworth, had a whim. He wrote a challenge book for Charles Merivale, a Cambridge student, at Oxford and conducted an eight-person boat challenge on the Thames. Future competitions will be held in the form of challenges, and the losers of last year will become challengers of next year.

Oxford rowing team was founded in 1829, and Cambridge rowing club was founded in 1828. After the baptism of 100 years, the Oxford-Cambridge rowing competition is the most prestigious rowing competition in the world, although it is an inter-school traditional competition. Under the protection of professional coaches, the rowing clubs of the two universities have built the world's highest-level university rowing teams.

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It seems that you can smell celebrities in the air of Cambridge.

What we know best in Zhejiang is Professor Hawking from Cambridge, who came to Hangzhou in 2002. Interestingly, he was born in Oxford and entered Oxford University to study physics at the age of 17. Later, he served as an important teacher of Newton at Cambridge University for many years and was recognized by the world as the most outstanding theoretical physicist after Einstein.

There are many Cambridge people who are more famous than Hawking. As early as/kloc-in the late 6th century, Bacon, the true ancestor of British materialism and the whole modern experimental natural science, studied in Trinity College.

At the same time, because of Newton's genius achievement, mathematics in Cambridge entered the most glorious period. Newton entered Trinity College on 166 1 and became a professor of mathematics at the age of 26. His contributions to mechanics, including the discovery of the law of universal gravitation and the three laws of mechanics, made him a great founder of classical mechanics.

Newton's bridge of mathematics was built according to his own precise calculation. It crosses the He Kang River in Queen's College, connecting the old and the new. It didn't use nails. Later generations demolished and rebuilt for renovation, and they could never be restored to their original state.

Spencer, a great English poet, played a great role in the formation of English poetry meter. 1637 Puritan john harvard, who immigrated to the United States, is a Bachelor of Arts from Emanuel College. When 1638 died, he donated half of his legacy and books to Harvard University, and his name became a symbol of Harvard's permanent commemoration. The poet john milton entered the Christian College from 65438 to 0625. Influenced by humanism, he wrote poems in Latin and English. His poems include Defending the British People, Paradise Lost and paradise regained. In addition, Cambridge also produced a science fiction writer like daniel defoe, whose masterpiece Robinson Crusoe is more famous than himself. /kloc-the celebrities in Cambridge in the 0/9th century are: the poet Byron, 1805 entered Trinity College; Historian Macaulay also entered Trinity College at 18 18; Darwin, the founder of modern genetics and evolution, entered Christian College on 1825. 1873 after the establishment of Cavendish laboratory, many achievements in modern physics were almost related to this laboratory.

After entering the 20th century, the famous physicist Rutherford became the director of the laboratory. So far, 25 scientists in Cavendish Laboratory have won the Nobel Prize.

Since the 20th century, Britain has three prime ministers from Cambridge, and nearly 80 people have won the Nobel Prize, which is the largest number of universities in the world. Among the famous scholars and celebrities, there are Keynes, the founder of Keynes School of Economics, Russell, the mathematician and the founder of analytical philosophy, Foster, a short story writer, Cai Qiao, Hua, a scholar in China, and Xiao Gan, Xu Zhimo, a writer in China. Former Indian Prime Ministers Nehru and rajiv gandhi, former Malaysian Prime Minister Herman and former Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew are all Cambridge alumni.

From this perspective, Britain won the most Nobel Prize!