Lindau Young Scientist Collaboration: A Vision for Life Sciences Publishing
Inspired by discussions at #LINO18, our Alumni Constanze Depp and Philip Lewis have thought of a future concept for publishing in life science.
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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?
Marshland Restoration Counteracts Climate Change
Why the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings support the Degermoos marshland project.
Where Are They Now? #LINO16 Alumna Gabriela Barreto Lemos
Where are they now? We catch up with Brazilian quantum physicist and 2016 Lindau Alumna Gabriela Barreto Lemos.
Africa’s Next Generation – How to Support Africa’s Science Structures for Young Scientists
Lindau Alumni as well as partners of the Lindau Meetings were asked about their thoughts on the current status of scientific excellence in Africa.
First Lindau Alumni Retreat in Frankfurt
Lindau Alumni of the 68th Lindau Meeting came together for a first follow-up retreat in Frankfurt, Germany. Tanja Bhuiyan recaps a weekend that epitomises the Lindau Spirit.
The ‘Wonder Material’: How Graphene Is Set to Change the World
There are many ways how the 'wonder material' graphene could improve our lives - still some hurdles have to be overcome.
Timeless in Lindau
Joachim Frank, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry 2017, shares his personal impressions on the 68th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.
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.
The Periodic Table: An Appreciation
150 years ago, Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev presented his periodic table - an outstanding achievement in the history of science.
Women in Research: “Seek for Enlightened Environments”
In an interview, Lindau Alumna Elisabetta Cacace talks about her academic path and gives advices to young female researchers.
Meilenstein der Physikgeschichte: Die Entdeckung der Kernenergie
Vor 80 Jahren lieferten die Atomphysiker Lise Meitner und Otto Frisch die erste physikalisch-theoretische Erklärung der Kernspaltung. Judith Reichel blickt zurück auf den Beginn des Atomzeitalters.Vor 80 Jahren lieferten die Atomphysiker Lise Meitner und Otto Frisch die erste physikalisch-theoretische Erklärung der Kernspaltung. Judith Reichel blickt zurück auf den Beginn des Atomzeitalters.