<p>No surprises here. Harvard has been the undergraduate destination of choice for the most number of nobel laureates; twenty one (21) in total. Surprisingly, not a single one of their alums went on to win the Nobel Prize in Medicine.</p>
<p>Martin Chafie, Chemistry
Walter Gilbert, Chemistry
William Standish Knowles, Chemistry
Roger David Kornberg, Chemistry
William Howard Stein, Chemistry
James Batcheller Sumner, Chemistry
Roger Yonchien Tsien, Chemistry</p>
<p>Eric Stark Maskin, Economics
Merton Howard Miller, Economics
Roger Bruce Myerson, Economics
Christopher Albert Sims, Economics
Robert Merton Solow, Economics
James Tobin, Economics</p>
<p>Philip Warren Anderson, Physics
Percy Williams Bridgman, Physics
David Morris Lee, Physics
George Richards Minot, Physics
Saul Perlmutter, Physics
Kenneth Geddes Wilson, Physics</p>
<p>David Mumford, Mathematics (Fields Medal)
Daniel Quillen, Mathematics (Fields Medal)</p>