Published 29 August 2025 by Giulia Chiappetta
Daily Recap – Friday, 29 August 2025
In addition to the always-inspiring Lectures from the Laureates in Economic Sciences, there was a special highlight today: David Beasley delivered a moving talk on the motivation that led to the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to the World Food Programme.
Today also marked the final round of presentations by Young Scientists, spread across four dynamic Next Gen Science sessions. During the Science Walks and Open Exchanges, burning questions were asked from the Young Scientists – and answered in lively discussions.
And how do you end your last evening at the Inselhalle? Exactly: with a big celebration in true Bavarian tradition and with traditional attire from around the world making for a vibrant party atmosphere.
Quote of the Day
WTO was an unfair trade framework from the perspective of developing countries, but it might still be better than the law of the jungle.
Picture of the Day
Blog Post of the Day
Why are our financial systems so efficient yet so easy to break? In a compelling day at the Lindau Meeting, Nobel Laureates and Young Scientists explored the fragile foundations of banks, markets and human decision-making, showing how small cracks can lead to big crises.
Discover the Blog here.
Fact of the day
Tomorrow, #LINOecon participants will once again set sail for Mainau Island – marking the 80th boat trip since 1951. Over the decades, this cherished tradition has taken us across approximately 3,456 nautical miles – almost exactly the distance from Lindau to New York City.
Today’s Highlight Session
“All the darkness in the world can’t put out the light of one little match. In this room, I see a combustion coming together; this could bring hope to the world.” – David M. Beasley held today’s Nobel Peace Prize Lecture.
Programme Preview: Saturday
- 07:30–08:00: Boarding at Lindau Harbour
- 08:00–10:45: Boat Trip to Mainau Island
- 11:00–12:30: Panel Discussion
- 12:30–13:00: Closing Ceremony
- 13:oo–15:30: Science Picnic
- 16:15–19:00: Boat Trip to Lindau & Alumni Party
The programme is almost over but we will keep you updated tomorrow once again on the 8th Lindau Nobel Meeting in Economic Sciences with another Daily Recap also refering to social media.