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Old 10-21-2016, 04:41 AM   #143
MikeB1972
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If he were dead he couldn't have won it. Nobel Prizes can't be awarded posthumously.
Can't be nominated posthumously, but if they die after nomination they can still get the award if they are dead, happened a few times.

Technically Steinman was nominated posthumously and won the price for medicine in 2011 (Died 3 days before the nomination, although this wasn't known to the committee at the time).
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