A Dash of Physics at the Chemistry Meeting
COVID-19 restrictions were not going to stop Donna Strickland and Brian Schmidt delivering fascinating #LINO22 lectures from the world of physics.
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An Abiding Memory – The 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
"Lindau was indeed a unique place for intensive exchange of ideas and memorable personal encounters," reflects Lindau Alumna Tarnem Afify in our blog.
Dark Matter and Extreme Light: Thabiso Goba on the Lindau Meetings
Read the newest two blog posts by Thabiso Goba from South Africa.
Die eigentlich dunkle Seite: Warum eine nicht-so-konstante Konstante Dunkle Materie und Dunkle Energie erleuchten konnte
Der Tagungsdienstag war der Astrophysik gewidmet. Neben Vorträgen von Adam Riess und anderen Laureaten gab es eine Podiumsdiskussion zum Thema 'The Dark Side of the Universe'.
Interview with Nobel Laureate Brian Schmidt
Alaina Levine interviewed Nobel Laureate Brian Schmidt in advance of his keynote during the opening ceremony of #LINO19.
Erforschung des Urknalls mit Gravitationswellen
Die Gravitationswellen-Astronomie enthüllt nicht nur eine erstaunliche Zahl verschmelzender Schwarzer Löcher, sie hilft auch bei der Lösung etlicher kosmologischer Rätsel.Die Gravitationswellen-Astronomie enthüllt nicht nur eine erstaunliche Zahl verschmelzender Schwarzer Löcher, sie hilft auch bei der Lösung etlicher kosmologischer Rätsel.
#LiNo16: A Retrospective
The 2016 Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting was a week full of knowledge, experiences, fun moments, and inspiring people. The 2016 Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting was a week full of knowledge, experiences, fun moments, and inspiring people.
War da was mit kosmischen Gravitationswellen?
Forscher fanden Spuren von Graviationswellen, die vom frühesten Moment des Kosmos stammen sollen. Nun ist klar: Die Forscher sahen Staub.Forscher fanden Spuren von Graviationswellen, die vom frühesten Moment des Kosmos stammen sollen. Nun ist klar: Die Forscher sahen Staub.
What Happened With Cosmic Inflation?
Researchers thought they had found traces of gravitational waves from the earliest moments of the Universe. But they probably saw only dust.Researchers thought they had found traces of gravitational waves from the earliest moments of the Universe. But they probably saw only dust.
Reflections of Mainau and Lindau: An eternal reminder of a scientist’s social responsibility
Something special happened at Mainau on the last day of the 65th Lindau Nobel Laureate meeting.Something special happened at Mainau on the last day of the 65th Lindau Nobel Laureate meeting.
Daily Recap, Friday, 3 July 2015
Highlights of the closing day of the #LiNo15Highlights of the closing day of the #LiNo15
Mini Lecture: Cosmology
How has our picture of the universe developed in the history of cosmology?