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An Effort to Make an International Conference More Sustainable

The Lindau Experience: Philipp Reichle

An Effort to Make an International Conference More Sustainable

The Lindau Meetings commit themselves to sustainabilityThe Lindau Meetings commit themselves to sustainability

Money Illusion and Economic Literacy: An Experimental Approach

Research: Helena Chytilova

Money Illusion and Economic Literacy: An Experimental Approach

#LiNoEcon participant Helena Chytilova on why money illusion remains a pervasive phenomenon#LiNoEcon participant Helena Chytilova on why money illusion remains a pervasive phenomenon

Why Finance Ministers Prefer Carbon Taxes

Economic Sciences: Max Franks

Why Finance Ministers Prefer Carbon Taxes

#LiNoEcon participant Max Franks on how protecting the environment and investing in infrastructure can go hand in hand#LiNoEcon participant Max Franks on how protecting the environment and investing in infrastructure can go hand in hand

Society’s Growing Need for Non-Formal Education

Economic Sciences: Jurgen Willems

Society’s Growing Need for Non-Formal Education

Our traditional system of formal education is becoming increasingly unfit for purpose, says #LiNoEcon participant Jurgen Willems.Our traditional system of formal education is becoming increasingly unfit for purpose, says #LiNoEcon participant Jurgen Willems.

After Nerd Heaven: Once a Lindau Attendee, Always a Lindau Alum

Life as a Scientist: Alaina G. Levine

After Nerd Heaven: Once a Lindau Attendee, Always a Lindau Alum

How to make the best of your Lindau experience after arriving back homeHow to make the best of your Lindau experience after arriving back home

Scientists Should Actively Participate in Public Debate

Chemistry: Melania Zauri

Scientists Should Actively Participate in Public Debate

At the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, this year more than in any other year, scientists felt the need to speak up about the way that public policy is intervening in the future of scientific research.At the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, this year more than in any other year, scientists felt the need to speak up about the way that public policy is intervening in the future of scientific research.

A Long Road to Becoming a Chemist

Chemistry: Ana Torres

A Long Road to Becoming a Chemist

Lindau Alumna Ana Torres on the steep path of her career that finally let her to working towards the development of new generation rechargeable batteriesLindau Alumna Ana Torres on the steep path of her career that finally let her to working towards the development of new generation rechargeable batteries

Lessons Learned at the Lindau Meeting

The Lindau Experience: Matías Acosta

Lessons Learned at the Lindau Meeting

Lindau Alumnus Matías Acosta on how scientists can connect with society and the insights gained during #LiNo17.Lindau Alumnus Matías Acosta on how scientists can connect with society and the insights gained during #LiNo17.

Why Every Young Scientist Should Apply for the Lindau Meeting

Chemistry: Ulrike Böhm

Why Every Young Scientist Should Apply for the Lindau Meeting

16 women in research summarise their impressions of #LiNo1716 women in research summarise their impressions of #LiNo17

Some Surprising Words of Wisdom

Chemistry: Karen Stroobants

Some Surprising Words of Wisdom

Lindau Alumna Karen Stroobants from Belgium reflects on the 67th Lindau Nobel Laureate MeetingLindau Alumna Karen Stroobants from Belgium reflects on the 67th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting

Faster Progress for Everyone

Life as a Scientist: Judith M. Reichel

Faster Progress for Everyone

Martin Chalfie is promoting preprint archives for biological research papers that will make new results and findings accessible to a significantly bigger audience much faster.Martin Chalfie is promoting preprint archives for biological research papers that will make new results and findings accessible to a significantly bigger audience much faster.

From Copper Photocatalysts to Chemical Topology

Chemistry: Melissae Fellet

From Copper Photocatalysts to Chemical Topology

For Jean-Pierre Sauvage, novelty, teamwork and adventure drove advances in synthesising molecular chains and knots For Jean-Pierre Sauvage, novelty, teamwork and adventure drove advances in synthesising molecular chains and knots