Karolinska Institutet is a famous medical school in Sweden.

The school is located in Stockholm, northern Sweden.

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and the largest city in the country.

It is located at the confluence of the Baltic Sea and Lake M?laren.

It covers an area of ??200 square kilometers and consists of 14 islands and two land areas, Uppland and Senanmanland.

Stockholm has a history of more than 700 years. Today it has not only developed into the national political and cultural center, but also the national economic and transportation center.

Its total industrial output value and total retail sales account for more than 20% of the country's total.

It has various important industries such as steel, machine manufacturing, chemical industry, paper making, printing, and food.

60% of the headquarters of major enterprises and banking companies in the country are located here.

Stockholm has beautiful scenery.

The city's lakeside and coastal areas are particularly beautiful.

Lake Malaren has more than 400 islands, large and small, each with its own unique style.

Among the cultural relics unearthed on Birch Island were pieces of silk from the Tang Dynasty in China.

The old town located in the center of the city has a deep medieval atmosphere.

Contact information Website: http://www.ki.se Karolinska Institutet (Karolinska Institutet), a medical school ranked seventh in the world, is as restrained, rigorous and steady as the Swedes.

When the brilliant light that attracts worldwide attention is internalized into a core, like a clenched fist, people can feel its thickness and strength.

On the outskirts of Stockholm, in the cool place close to the Arctic, there is a kind of calm power unique to high latitudes, which is especially suitable for the spiritual atmosphere required for scientific research and deep thought.

An ordinary school gate, a group of plain, square red buildings, as silent as mountains, even the name of the school is unobtrusively placed in a corner.

No one could have imagined that this place, which looks as simple as a factory, is the judging and birthplace of the world-famous Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, which challenges the limits of human wisdom every moment, rolling

The world's most cutting-edge and cutting-edge medical discoveries.

The big round table named "Nobel" I walked into the core of the Nobel Prize in Medicine.

The red building closest to the school gate is the famous Nobel Forum building, but its simple and square appearance is inversely proportional to its reputation.

All Swedish-style buildings in the building have a beautiful interior, and the interior decoration is simple and fashionable in a typical Nordic style.

In winter, large glass windows and a sky courtyard are needed to absorb sunlight. There are many green plants in the sky courtyard, giving people a translucent and lively feeling.

In the corridor, there are many photos of Nobel Prize winners in medicine hanging, leading us all the way to the depths of the Nobel Prize.

When we saw the huge round table, we were surprised by its unusual size, with an estimated diameter of 2 meters, enough to seat more than 20 people.

When we sat at the wooden round table and looked at it curiously, feeling with our hands the circle of soft leather decorated on the table, we heard that this was the round table used by Karolinska’s Nobel Prize in Medicine jury to select the winners, a kind of sacred

Feelings arise spontaneously.

Imagine that 18 top medical experts, with a domineering and solemn attitude, select "those who have made important discoveries in the field of physiology or medicine" from a large number of candidates from all over the world, until they finally make a final decision. Another one

Or the names of several scientists have been recorded in the history of the Nobel Prize.

It is an altar.

No one is allowed to place drinks or other sharp objects that may damage the table on the round table. This shows how the Karolinska Institute - Mr. Nobel's favorite medical school - is awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine.

Be proud of it.

As in the early 20th century, thousands of nomination invitations are submitted by previous laureates, professors or experts in the global medical community or other related fields. They are screened by 50 members of the Nobel Assembly in Karolinska and sent to the world in September every year.

issued by medical elites.

The deadline for nominations is February of the following year, and approximately one in five will receive a response.

In the summer, the 50 members of Karolinska's Nobel Prize in Medicine conference must immerse themselves in reading a large number of evaluation articles and literature, and then hand it over to the 18 members of the core jury to make a decision.

The entire selection process remains mysterious today.

Many award winners were nominated repeatedly until they finally won the award.

There were rumors that many scientists had contacts with Karolinska Institute outside of normal channels. The decision of a certain country's Association for the Promotion of Science to build an information office at Karolinska Institutet was also seen as such behavior.

But some wise observers say overt lobbying is unlikely to be effective and may even be counterproductive.

Because "the jury is not naive."

Flooding a large number of nominations about one person into the jury office also doesn't work, because the final award is not determined by counting the number of nominations.

Henriksen, president of the Karolinska Institute, said that the Nobel Prize review experts are committed to selecting the world's most outstanding medical achievements fairly and objectively because they must spare no effort to maintain the authority of the Nobel Prize.

She said that the people who have won the medical award so far come from 31 countries and regions, including those from developing countries.

Now, there are more and more candidates from China, and Chinese people are still very hopeful to win the Nobel Prize in Medicine in the future.