91.   The overall prize went to Susyilawati Sulaiman for her mixed media installation Kedai Ubat Jenun.

92.   The science prize went to Andrew John Wiles of Princeton University in New Jersey for his work in the field of Algebra.

93.   The peace prize went to the International Campaign to Ban Landmines and its American coordinator, Jody Williams.

94.   The prestigious prize went to Robert F. Furchgott, Louis J. Ignarro and Ferid Murad.

95.   The prizes go to people who contribute to international peace through their contributions to applied science in two science categories each year.

96.   The peace prize this year went to the International Campaign to Ban Landmines and its American coordinator Jody Williams.

97.   The physics prize went to three U.S. scientists for discovering that at extremely low temperatures a rare form of helium can flow without losing energy to friction.

98.   The physics prize went to three U.S. scientists for discovering that at extremely low temperatures a form of helium can flow without losing energy to friction.

99.   The Social Science prize went to European Commission President Jacques Santer and former Luxembourg premier Pierre Werner for their contribution to setting in motion the European single currency.

100.   The prize went to Guatemalan Indian Rigoberta Menchu.