Nobel Prize Summit
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Media
The Nobel Prize Summit attracts media from all over the world to take part in the summit, both in person and virtual.
There are a certain number of seats allotted for reporters to attend the event in the auditorium at the National Academy of Sciences (NAS). There is also a dedicated press room on site, where reporters can file their stories and follow the livestream of the event. Gatherings and meetings for press will also be hosted at the summit.
Media are allowed to take pictures and film in the venue, including the conference hall, but make sure not to disturb the conference or the guests. However, it is not permitted to use a tripod or big film cameras without special permission.
The media teams at the National Academy of Sciences and the Nobel Foundation are managing media requests for interviews - in advance of the summit and onsite -- to help ensure smooth coordination.
How to book interviews?
Please contact US National Academy of Sciences’ Office of News and Public Information; +1-202-334-2138 or [email protected].
Nobel Foundation; +46 734 12 66 75, [email protected].
How to follow?
You will be able to follow the programme in person at the National Academy of Sciences or virtual on www.nobelprize.org/summit.
How to register?
You can register for in-person and virtual and participation on day 1 - Registration
You can register for virtual participation on day 2 - Registration
You can register for Deliberative Polling - Registration
Media bank
There will be a media bank with images from the summit that can be reached here:
https://nobelprize.org/press-images-nobel-prize-summit-2023
The media bank will be updated during the event.
Press releases from the Nobel Prize Summit:
Nobel Prize Summit press release February 2023 (Eng)
Nobel Prize Summit press release March 2023 (Eng)
Nobel Prize Summit press release May 2023 (Eng)
Press releases from partners/initiatives:
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