Other links to the outside world are, unfortunately, scarce by policy of the site maintainers. You can find the answers to these questions through the search engines on the Nobel site. For the Centennial of the Nobel prize, there will be a special exhibition in the Stockholm stock exchange from April to August 2001. More information can be found in the e -Museum. The user easily finds what he or she can expect to find either by browsing or with the search facilities.
Graphical elements come in a minimum, so loading times are reasonably short even via a modem.
Unless technically inevitable for videos and virtual tours, there is no need for plug-ins. The scientific information may not always be very profound but there is often a hint for further reading. Anyway, achievements by people such as Svante Arrhenius, Emil Fischer and Victor Grignard are found in textbooks nowadays. Since there is no Nobel Web Prize, the site cannot be nominated. But it is well worth a visit.