What’s needed to succeed in science in developing nations?
More interdisciplinary research and less bureaucracy –
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Autographs vs. #NobelSelfie
Meeting Participants Renata Gomes and Adam Spencer had a Nobel Laureate Fan Competition. Find out who won!
Science World Cup
Counting numbers of titles – FIFA versus Nobel Laureates.
Daily Recap: 3 July, 2014
For the last day of the scientific programme The Daily Recap takes a look back at Thursday, 3 July 2014 at the 64th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.
Tracing proteins in living cells – Martin Chalfie and GFP
Not only friends on Facebook, but also proteins in a cell can be tagged. Yes!
What a Ball of Wool can tell You about Healthy Aging
Seeking for objective measures that indicate how healthy you are.
Goodbye Participants, Welcome Alumni
Even after the meeting in Lindau, participants can stay in contact via Lindau’s Alumni Directory.
Big Data – not a big deal, just another tool
‘Big Data’, however fancy it might appear, is just another tool that can be useful to find some associations.
Physician-Scientists: An Endangered Species?
Can excellent scientists be excellent physicians at the same time?
Daily Recap: 2 July, 2014
The Daily Recap takes a look back at Wednesday, 2 July 2014 at the 64th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.
Questions from the Spanish Olympiads in the life sciences
Questions from the Spanish Biology Olympiad (OEB) whose aim is to promote the interest in life sciences
On Man and Microbes – Barry Marshall
In the summer of 1984, the Australian scientist Neil Noakes took some bacteria from a petri dish, mixed them with lukewarm beef extract – the normal nutrient solution for bacteria in the lab – and filled a little more than one cup into a beaker. Then he handed this mix to his colleague, the gastroenterologist […]