100 Years of the Nobel Prize

Baruch Aba Shalev's compilation surveys Nobel Prize winners and provides historical and statistical context for laureates from 1901 through the 20th century.

The work includes data on fields of award, nationalities, institutional affiliations, and often notes on religious or philosophical backgrounds.

It has been used in discussions about the relationship between faith and science by showing the religious affiliations of many laureates.

While concise, the booklet supports broader arguments about the compatibility of Christian belief and scientific achievement.

It serves as a resource for apologetic and historical conversations about science and religion.