| Jewish Nobel Prize Winners for Science | Polish Nobel Prize Winners for Science |
| Altman, Sidney | Sklodowska-Curie, Maria |
| Axelrod, Julius | |
| Baltimore, David | |
| Barany, Robert | |
| Benacerraf, Baruj | |
| Berg, Paul | |
| Bethe, Hans Albrecht | |
| Bloch, Felix | |
| Bloch, Konrad | |
| Blumberg, Baruch S. | |
| Bohr, Niels | |
| Born, Max | |
| Brown, Herbert C. | |
| Calvin, Melvin | |
| Chain, Sir Ernst Boris | |
| Charpak, Georges | |
| Cohen, Stanley | |
| Cohen-Tannoudji, Claude | |
| de Hevesy, George | |
| Edelman, Gerald M. | |
| Ehrlich, Paul | |
| Einstein, Albert | |
| Elion, Gertrude B. | |
| Erlanger, Joseph | |
| Feynman, Richard P. | |
| Franck, James | |
| Friedman, Jerome I. | |
| Furchgott, Robert F. | |
| Gabor, Dennis | |
| Gell-Mann, Murray | |
| Gilbert, Walter | |
| Gilman, Alfred G. | |
| Glaser, Donald A. | |
| Glashow, Sheldon L. | |
| Goldstein, Joseph L. | |
| Haber, Fritz | |
| Hauptman, Herbert A. | |
| Hertz, Gustav | |
| Hoffmann, Roald | |
| Hofstadter, Robert | |
| Jacob, Francois | |
| Josephson, Brian D. | |
| Kandel, Eric R. | |
| Kapitsa, Pyotr Leonidovich | |
| Karle, Jerome | |
| Katz, Sir Bernard | |
| Klug, Sir Aaron | |
| Kohn, Walter | |
| Kornberg, Arthur | |
| Krebs, Sir Hans Adolf | |
| Landau, Lev Davidovich | |
| Landsteiner, Karl | |
| Lederberg, Joshua | |
| Lederman, Leon M. | |
| Lee, David M. | |
| Levi-Montalcini, Rita | |
| Lipmann, Fritz Albert | |
| Lippmann, Gabriel | |
| Loewi, Otto | |
| Luria, Salvador E. | |
| Lwoff, Andre | |
| Marcus, Rudolph A. | |
| Mechnikov, Elie | |
| Meyerhof, Otto Fritz | |
| Michelson, Albert Abraham | |
| Milstein, Cesar | |
| Moissan, Henri | |
| Mottelson, Ben Roy | |
| Muller, Hermann Joseph | |
| Nathans, Daniel | |
| Nirenberg, Marshall W. | |
| Osheroff, Douglas D. | |
| Penzias, Arno A. | |
| Perl, Martin L. | |
| Perutz, Max Ferdinand | |
| Prusiner, Stanley B. | |
| Rabi, Isidor Isaac | |
| Reichstein, Tadeus | |
| Reines, Frederick | |
| Richter, Burton | |
| Rodbell, Martin | |
| Schally, Andrew V. | |
| Schwartz, Melvin | |
| Schwinger, Julian | |
| Segre, Emilio Gino | |
| Stein, William Howard | |
| Steinberger, Jack | |
| Stern, Otto | |
| Temin, Howard Martin | |
| Varmus, Harold E. | |
| von Baeyer, Johann | |
| Waksman, Selman | |
| Wald, George | |
| Wallach, Otto | |
| Warburg, Otto Heinrich | |
| Weinberg, Steven | |
| Willstatter, Richard Martin | |
| Yalow, Rosalyn |
Had Armand Hammer lived long enough, there is a very good chance he would have received one. He, in his first attempt, obtained a Nobel nomination due to the efforts of Menachim Begin.
The use of nepotistic networks, academic cliques and, at times, even intermarriage gets these people these accolades......hustling, in other words.
P.S. Armand, named for the bloody Soviet symbol, spent a life time courting the Bolsheviks. His dad, one of the founders of the Comminist Party USA, spent time in jail for performing a deadly, botched, illegal abortion.