June 2026

Work on the core exhibition has begun

Developing an exhibition is a complex and creative process that takes time. Work on the Nobel Center’s upcoming core exhibition is therefore already under way and is currently in an exploratory phase, in which a feasibility study is helping to shape the direction for the future.

In late May, a reference group connected to the feasibility study convened. Together with the project team, participants engaged in forward-looking and in-depth discussions about the exhibition’s purpose, content and overall concept.

The meeting marked an important step in the development process and laid the foundation for the continued work on the exhibition.

Participants included Ken Arnold, Professor and Director of Medical Museion in Copenhagen; Ingrid Carlberg, Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy; Jacob Thorek Jensen, Curator at the Danish Museum of Science and Technology and researcher in science communication; Elna Nord, Head of Exhibitions at the Nordiska museet; and Henrik Treimo, Head of Exhibitions at the Nobel Peace Center.

Those unable to attend this time included Kaarina Gould, CEO at the Finnish Architecture and Design Museum Foundation in Helsinki; Ulf Danielsson, Professor and secretary of the Nobel Committee for Physics; and Nina Wormbs, Professor in History of Technology.