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Kagan and Soai have received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, ANSA reports, linking the award to the discovery of the nonlinear effect of autocatalysis in organic synthesis.

According to ANSA, the prize was awarded to Kagan and Soai. The material provided does not indicate their full names or specify the institution responsible beyond the designation Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

The scientific rationale reported by the agency concerns the discovery of the nonlinear effect of autocatalysis in organic synthesis.

ANSA also describes the work as a solution to a chemistry mystery more than a century old.

The recognition is therefore presented through two elements: the awarding of the Nobel Prize to the two recipients and the reference to a discovery in the field of organic synthesis.

The news was published by ANSA on October 7, 2026; this date identifies the publication of the dispatch and does not, by itself, make it possible to establish the date of the ceremony.

The available information does not indicate the location of the ceremony either. The award and its rationale are supported by the ANSA source provided.