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Originally Posted by Hamlet53
Correct. The Chemistry Prize in 1954 and The Peace Prize in 1962.
I'm sort of disappointed that I did not get to make use of my next clue, about the theory that Vitamin C helps prevent colds.
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Had to be sure my post above made it into the forum.
Linus Pauling was the correct answer to the two prizes received alone in unrelated fields. The other two time winners were J. Bardeen (twice for physics;both shared) and F. Sanger (twice for chemistry; one solo and one shared).
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Originally Posted by issybird
Niels Bohr?
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One time winner in physics!
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe
Einstein never won for his theories of relativity, but he did win, I believe, for his investigations into the quantum nature of light; and because of his promotion of world peace, I'm going to guess he won another for his pacifism.
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For explanation of the photo-electric effect yes. His only Nobel prize.
So Issybird is up to provide another test of knowledge.