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63rd Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting

Chemistry

30 June - 5 July 2013

 

34 Nobel Laureates have announced to congregate in Lindau to meet the next generation of leading scientists and researchers.

625 undergraduate and postgraduate students from 78 countries have been selected to get the unique chance to participate in the meeting.

 

Please find further information on the 2013 Lindau Meeting including the scientific programme and profiles with CVs of the participating Nobel Laureates in the Lindau Mediatheque.

Scientific Programme

 

The scientific programme, dedicated to the Nobel Prize discipline of chemistry, will comprise lectures, discussion sessions, master classes and panel discussions. 

Among the main topics are Green Chemistry as well as biochemical processes and structures.

The preliminary programme is available for download here and in the Lindau Mediatheque.

Participating Nobel Laureates

 

34 Nobel Laureates have announced to participate in the meeting. Please find their profiles in the Lindau Mediatheque.

 

Peter Agre

Werner Arber

Martin Chalfie

Steven Chu

Aaron Ciechanover

Paul Crutzen

Robert Curl Jr.

Richard Ernst

Gerhard Ertl

Edmond Fischer

Walter Gilbert

Robert Grubbs

Theodor Hänsch

Serge Haroche

Harald zur Hausen

Avram Hershko

Robert Huber

Brian Kobilka

Walter Kohn

Sir Harold W. Kroto

Jean-Marie Lehn

Rudolph Marcus

Hartmut Michel

Mario Molina

K. Alex Müller

Erwin Neher

José Ramos-Horta

Dan Shechtman

Richard Schrock

Akira Suzuki

John Walker

David Wineland

Kurt Wüthrich

Ada Yonath

Accreditation Process for Journalists 

Journalists must register online to be accredited to attend the 63rd Lindau Meeting.  

Please complete and submit the accreditation form available at accreditation.lindau-nobel.org/2013/.

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