AIP Coverage of 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2, 2025 — The Nobel Prize in physics is scheduled to be awarded Tuesday, Oct. 7, at 5:45 a.m. ET, and AIP is here to help news outlets and reporters prepare.

Our experts will be available the morning of the announcement to comment on the new laureates, their accomplishments, and the science behind the prize. Interviews and quotes can be obtained by contacting media@aip.org  in advance of or after the Nobel presentation.

AIP will update this Nobel resources page with relevant information pertaining to the winners and their scientific achievements. We will provide resources throughout the week as information is uncovered concerning the winning science.

Digital images from the Emilio Segrè Visual Archives are available for free to anyone looking for images of laureates, past and present. The Niels Bohr Library & Archives also offers oral history interviews , manuscripts, publications, and more.

Physics Today , AIP’s flagship publication, will be contributing its reporting expertise on the day of the physics Nobel announcement. There will be a morning report and an afternoon comprehensive story on the physics prize posted on its site and sent to weekly newsletter subscribers .

For predictions about Nobel recipients, we recommend checking Clarivate’s Citation Laureates for 2025. The list is compiled by the Institute for Scientific Information, and they have identified 83 Nobel laureates before they received their recognition. If you have any predictions for the 2025 Nobel Prize in physics, feel free to join the conversation on AIP’s social media channels: LinkedIn , X , Facebook , and Instagram .

If you have additional questions or media needs, please contact media@aip.org .

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For more information:
Hannah Daniel, AIP Media
+1 301-209-3090
media@aip.org