Which institution awards the Nobel Prize in Physics?

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The Nobel Prize in Physics is awarded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, an independent organization based in Stockholm.123

This institution is responsible for selecting the annual winners for the physics prize, as well as the prizes for chemistry and economic sciences. The final selection process is determined by the academy following a rigorous nomination and screening procedure.123