Women in Research at #LINO19: Laura Pereira Sánchez from Spain
#LINO19 Lindau Alumna Laura Pereira Sánchez from Spain talks about her career path, her favourite projects and more in this interview with Ulrike Böhm.
Agora Talk with Martinus Veltman: Hiding Infinities
Celebrating 20 years since his Nobel Prize in Physics, Martinus Veltman takes #LINO19 participants on a journey into particle physics’ past.
Does the Rise of Nationalism Threaten Open Scientific Collaboration?
Participants of the Press Talk at #LINO19 debated how to ensure healthy global scientific collaboration in light of an increasingly insular and nationalistic world.
Women in Research at #LINO19: Savanna Starko from the USA
#LINO19 young scientist Savanna Starko interviewed by Ulrike Böhm about her career path, her passion for science, her struggles and successes.
A New Generation of Supercolliders
Physicists in both China and the European Union have announced plans for new supercolliders that will eclipse the size, power, and speed of the world's current leader, the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. What lies in store for the next generation of supercolliders?
Basic Research: ‘What Has Physics Ever Done for Us?’
While the benefits of basic physics research may not always be so obvious, as the seed from which tomorrow’s big technological advances will grow, it must be nurtured.
Wissenschaftliche Zusammenarbeit als Motor für den Frieden
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A Driving Force Towards Peace: Scientific Cooperation
The possibilities of science diplomacyThe possibilities of science diplomacy
A Beautiful Quest: The Search for a Unified Theory
Is the search for a "Theory of Everything" still worth its while or has it turned into a quixotic quest ultimately doing more harm than good?Is the search for a "Theory of Everything" still worth its while or has it turned into a quixotic quest ultimately doing more harm than good?
Searching for SUSY
American Allison Reinsvold explains how she is searching for the elusive superpartners of elementary particles.American Allison Reinsvold explains how she is searching for the elusive superpartners of elementary particles.
Nature Lindau video: Is dark matter real?
The morning after CERN announces the discovery of the Higgs particle, three young physicists sit down with Nobel prizewinners George Smoot and Martinus Veltman to digest the news.
Higgs search update: basics and subtleties
I admit to having been skeptical. The Higgs – so what? It’s not like this was unexpected. But the Lindau meeting is a good place to get many different perspectives on the new discovery: watching the CERN press conference, attending Lindau’s own press conference with Carlo Rubbia, David Gross and Martinus Veltman, listening to the […]