Prize Observer

Nobel Prize Prediction Sources: Experts, Markets and Communities

Compare what expert lists, research recognition programs, market quotes and community forecasts can tell you, with coverage and source limits.

Source date

Research recognition, recommendations, traded prices and community forecasts answer different questions. We keep their meaning and dates visible.

Clarivate

Research recognition

Citation Laureates identifies influential research. Recognition is not a prediction of a Nobel winner in a particular year.

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PRIO

Expert view

An expert list may recommend who deserves a prize. It does not disclose the committee’s confidential shortlist.

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Polymarket

Market quote

Market prices reflect the contracts being traded. Prices, activity and settlement rules matter; a listed name is not an official nominee.

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Kalshi

Market quote

Market prices reflect the contracts being traded. Prices, activity and settlement rules matter; a listed name is not an official nominee.

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Metaculus

Community forecast

Community forecasts reflect the participants and outcome options in that question. Missing options and participation affect interpretation.

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Physics World

Expert view

An expert list may recommend who deserves a prize. It does not disclose the committee’s confidential shortlist.

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C&EN

Expert view

An expert list may recommend who deserves a prize. It does not disclose the committee’s confidential shortlist.

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Literary Hub

Editorial coverage

Research recognition, recommendations, traded prices and community forecasts answer different questions. We keep their meaning and dates visible.

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Current nomination records are confidential for 50 years. An expert recommendation or a market listing does not establish an official nomination.