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Nachrichten, Termine, Experten
Nachrichten, Termine, Experten
- 90 Nationalities in Lindau to Represent Global World of Science
- Programme Reflects the Meeting’s Discipline of Chemistry
- As in Previous Years with Online Participants (Pandemic) – Public Streaming of Selected Programme Sessions
- Highlights on Social Media, e.g. Twitter: #LINO22
- Ongoing Accreditation of Media Representatives
Thanks to the connectivity of the internet, scientists undoubtedly benefit from having a possibility to collaborate remotely on projects with others across the globe. To brainstorm, share results, to bounce ideas and get feedback. But now that the world reopens and travel is possible again, there is nothing like meeting in person! Against this backdrop, young scientists and Nobel Laureates meet for a week in Lindau, Germany, on Lake Constance.
At 11:30 hrs, Countess Bettina Bernadotte af Wisborg as President of the Council opens the 71st Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting. After two years online, numerous Nobel Laureates, hundreds of young scientists and guests of honor are finally gathered on site in Lindau’s Inselhalle:
"Current world events are putting scientific cooperation to the test: whether in cooperation on the European continent, with regard to Russia, or elsewhere. Nevertheless, the Lindau Meetings stick to the international, personal exchange. With the 71st edition, we are once more offering the next generation of top international researchers a unique opportunity here at Lake Constance: to benefit first-hand from the life experience of many Nobel Laureates and at the same time to expand their worldwide network for their own future."
Top-Level Guests at the Opening
Bettina Stark-Watzinger, Federal Minister of Education and Research, emphasises in her speech in Lindau:
"Cutting-edge research thrives on global networks. Bringing together the perspectives and knowledge of researchers from different nations provides the basis for finding good solutions to global challenges. As an international forum of exchange, the Nobel Laureate Meetings in Lindau play a unique role in these endeavours. Not only do they build major bridges between nations, but they also establish networks that span generations.
The Federal Government is glad to support these meetings. Of course, we are pleased that the Nobel Prize in the past two years has been awarded to three scientists from Germany for their achievements in physics and chemistry. This underscores the important role our country plays in global science."
Markus Blume, Bavarian State Minister for Science and the Arts,
on the occasion of the 71st meeting opening in Lindau on Lake Constance in Bavaria:
"We are very pleased to host the world of science in Bavaria again this year! The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings offer outstanding young researchers a unique platform for exchange and networking with the top elite of Nbel Laureates from all over the world. Inspiration for innovation: Bavaria is exactly the right place for this. With our 3.5 billion ‘High-Tech Agenda Bavaria’, we invest in future and progress – and thus in the young generation. We further expand conditions for innovative research which are excellent already today and set up Bavaria as a world-class science location in the years to come. Welcome to Bavaria!"
The 70th anniversary meeting last summer had been held as an online version and was also a success. But all those involved are looking forward to the fact that finally the meeting can take place in Lindau again – some of the invited young scientists have been anticipating this for two years. “Science is about collaboration, working together. That’s what we need more of in this world”, claims Bowen Ding, one of the young scientists. Researchers from the field of chemistry had already been selected for the interdisciplinary meeting in 2020. Now they finally have the chance to experience the Lindau Spirit.
Following the meeting's topic rotation, this year’s six-day programme is dedicated to chemistry. In line with the current 2021 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, catalysis and synthesis form a core topic, especially organocatalysis, whose environmentally friendly processes make it particularly attractive. Other topics include new functional molecules, as well as their design and structure prediction using artificial intelli-gence. In line with their mission, the meeting will once again take up topics from the area of "Science in Society", this year with a focus on trust in science as well as diversity in research.
Sir David MacMillan will kick off the scientific programme on Sunday with his first lecture in Lindau. His Co-Laureate of 2021, Benjamin List, will also come to Lindau. In total, four Nobel Laureates will be taking part in the meeting for the first time and will be honored on the Lindau Nobel Laureate Pier – as 400 Laureates have been before. This year's host country is the United Kingdom, which will present its research activities during the International Day, traditionally the Monday of the week.
Until Friday, 1 July, the participating Nobel Laureates and young scientists will have ample opportunity for intensive exchange with each other at Lake Constance. Various programme formats such as Agora Talks, Laureate Lunches and Science Walks promote personal dialogue.
Online Programme for Participants Worldwide
For young scientists and guests who are still unable or unwilling to
travel due to the pandemic, the programme will be streamed live world-wide. Five Nobel Laureates will participate in the meeting online. An online platform will allow remote participants to also ask questions and thus participate as actively as possible in the programme. In addition, social events will be broadcast.
#LINO22 at a Glance:
-Some 30 Laureates, including 2 Nobel Laureates awarded in 2021: Benjamin List and Sir David W.C. MacMillan
-3 Laureates come to Lindau for the first time: the 2021 Laureates and William G. Kaelin, Jr. inaugurate their plaques on the Lindau Nobel Laureate Pier
- Next Gen Science Sessions for 14 young scientists to present their research on the big stage
For Journalists, Bloggers and Science Influencers
With an accreditation for the 71st Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, media representatives will have online access to the programme and can follow the exchange between Nobel Laureates and young scientists. The team of the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings and the participants will comment on the event on social media using #LINO22. The press kit for the meeting is available in the media section of our website. Photos of the meeting week will be continuously added to our Flickr profile.
https://www.lindau-nobel.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/PR-Opening-71-Lindau-Mee...
https://www.mediatheque.lindau-nobel.org/program/meeting-2022 - meeting programme
https://www.lindau-nobel.org/live/ - online live stream
https://www.flickr.com/photos/nobellaureatemeeting/albums/with/72157719478702337 -Flickr
Bettina Stark-Watzinger Federal Minister of Education and Research and Countess Bettina Bernadotte, ...
Markus Blume, Bavarian State Minister for Science and Art
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