Women in Research #LINO25: Sajal Arwish
Sajal is currently engaged in the fabrication of polymer electrolytes for lithium-ion batteries, with a particular focus on zwitterionic materials, ionogels, and solid polymer electrolytes.
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Folding Into Greatness: How a Physicist Helped Solve One of Biology’s Greatest Mysteries
In 2024, John Jumper became the youngest Nobel Laureate in Chemistry in the last 70 years. Accordingly, on Monday, 30 June 2025, the youngest Chemistry Laureate ever to perform in Lindau, entered the stage.
Daily Recap – Monday, 30 June 2025
On this second day of #LINO25 the full scientific programme kicked off. During the Open Exchange Sessions and the Science Walk, participants had the chance to interact with the Laureates up close and on a more personal level.
Antibodies and Quantum Dots: The Evolution From Lab to Industry
On Monday, 30 June 2025, two Nobel Laureates premiered in Lindau with Lectures about their scientific breakthroughs.
Women in Research #LINO25: Sidonie Laviéville
Sidonie is focussing on a new class of polymer materials to replace thermosetting materials which are resistant, but not recyclable.
Daily Recap – Sunday, 29 June 2025
Nobel Laureates, Young Scientists, and honoured guests from politics and society celebrate science and the first day of 74th Lindau Meeting.
Women in Research #LINO25: Delvina Japhet Tarimo
Delvina is researching and developing cathode materials for lithium-sulfur batteries to create sustainable energy technology and enhance battery lifespan. She will participate in #LINO25 starting today!
Women in Research #LINO25: Irina Kopyeva
#LINO25 participant Irina Kopyeva from Cornell University, USA, utilizes Hydrogels to develope improved 3D models of the extracellular matrix (ECM) to study how it contributes to disease progression.
Science Diplomacy: Cross-border Collaboration and Exchange in an Angry World
The topic science diplomacy will wrap-up the 74th Lindau Meeting on the Closing Day. To prepare for participating in #LINO25 or following the livestream, blogger Ben Skuse introduces this integral theme of the programme.
Women in Research #LINO25: Neethu Varghese
Neethu aims to contribute practical, scalable solutions that support the transition to a greener and more sustainable future. Learn more about her research and her career.
Women in Research #LINO25: Emily Tan Xi
Emily Tan Xi is the first "Woman in Research" of the Lindau Meetings 2025. To kick-off the new series, blogger Ulrike Böhm interviewed her on her career, her role models and her daily life as a scientist.
How Is AI Changing the Chemistry Game?
Chemistry is entering a new era, one shaped less by test tubes and more by algorithms. From protein folding to sustainable materials, AI is transforming how discoveries are made, marking a fundamental shift in the very nature of chemical research.