John Clarke, University of California, Berkeley; John Martinis, Michel Devoret, University of California, Santa Barbara (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2025)

Omar M. Yaghi, UC Berkeley (Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2025)
David Card, UC Berkeley (Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, 2021)
David J. Julius, UCSF (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2021)
Jennifer Doudna, UC Berkeley (Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2020)
Reinhard Genzel, UC Berkeley (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2020)
Andrea Ghez, UCLA (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2020)
Barry Barish, UC Riverside (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2017)
Eric Betzig, UC Berkeley/Lawrence Berkeley Lab (Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2014)
Shuji Nakamura, UC Santa Barbara (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2014)
Randy Schekman, UC Berkeley (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2013)
Lloyd Shapley, UCLA (Nobel Prize in Economics, 2012)
Shinya Yamanaka, UCSF (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2012)
Saul Perlmutter, UC Berkeley/Lawrence Berkeley Lab (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2011)
Elizabeth Blackburn, UCSF (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 2009)
Carol W. Greider, UC Santa Cruz (Nobel Prize in Physiology or medicine, 2009)
Oliver E. Williamson, UC Berkeley (Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, 2009)
Roger Y. Tsien, UC San Diego (Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2008)
George Smoot, UC Berkeley/Lawrence Berkeley Lab (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2006)
Richard R. Schrock, UC Riverside (Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2005)
David Gross, UC Santa Barbara (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2004)
Finn E. Kydland, UC Santa Barbara (Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences, 2004)
Irwin Rose, UC Irvine (Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 2004)
Robert F. Engle, UC San Diego (Nobel Prize in Economic sciences, 2003)

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John Clarke, University of California, Berkeley; John Martinis, Michel Devoret, University of California, Santa Barbara (Nobel Prize in Physics, 2025)