Differences in Nobel laureates across disciplines by Lim, Davina Hui Hui, Tham, Sherin Xue Ling, Yeo, Xue Ling

“…In this paper, we constructed a data set on Nobel Laureates’ personal life, to investigate if Economists are indeed different by studying their degree of self-interest across disciplines. …”
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A strategic approach to national tourism planning for Myanmar by Lam, Mun Wai, Lim, Evelyn Ah Phong, Seow, Kok Boon

“…Except for the few ardent travellers who gained access through innovative means in the past, Myanmar undoubtedly remains at best a vague destination that surfaces often as the prison of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.…”
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Using cost-benefit analysis in developed and developing countries : is it the same? by Quah, Euston

“…Nobel laureate and economist Simon Kuznets put forth the concept of gross domestic product (GDP) in response to a need for good data in public policy planning in the 1930s. …”
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Albert Camus and the Pied-Noir’s failure of vision in french algeria by Nadia Abdul Samad

“…Albert Camus was a French citizen born from generations of settlers in Algeria. The Nobel Laureate was raised in impoverished conditions in the town of Belcourt, and he eventually left his birth country for France in his adult years amidst his troubling political position regarding the Algerian revolutionist wars for independence from colonial France. …”
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A new integrated symmetrical table for genetic codes by Shu, Jian-Jun

“…It could be very useful to understand the Nobel laureate Crick’s wobble hypothesis — how one transfer ribonucleic acid can recognize two or more synonymous codons, which is an unsolved fundamental question in biological science.…”
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Joseph E. Murray’s struggle to transplant kidneys: failure, individuality, and plastic surgery, 1950-1965 by Park, Hyung Wook

“…This paper offers a historical analysis of the American plastic surgeon and Nobel laureate Joseph E. Murray’s kidney transplantation. …”
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Propositions on Sino-American trade dispute : some helpful ideas from social science by Chan, Steve

“…Given the purpose and the limits of my essay, I also do not engage any specific theory or method, such as the efficient-market hypothesis or game theory pioneered by well-known Nobel laureates (e.g., Burton Malkiel and Eugene Fama; Thomas Schelling).…”
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