On Friday, 1 July the 66th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting concluded with the traditional boat trip to Mainau Island, home of the Bernadotte family.
Video of the day
All lectures available now!
Head over to the mediatheque and relive all of the wonderful lectures held by Nobel Laureates.
Picture of the day
Nobel Laureate Bill Phillips with young scientists during the picnic on Mainau Island. Picture/Credit: Christian Flemming/Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
Blog post of the day
To search for dark matter with the help of antimatter sounds like something from a science fiction movie. But that’s what the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer AMS was designed to do – the unique instrument is the brainchild of Nobel Laureate Samuel Ting.
Read article: How Positrons Can Help Explain the Universe
Tweets of the day
Thx for a great week @lindaunobel #LiNo16 #NobelLaureate + #YoungScientists meeting. x @_nico_martin @dw_scitech pic.twitter.com/LQ8yFJfiGu
— Zulfikar Abbany (@zulfikarabbany) July 1, 2016
At the beautiful Mainau Island for the closing day of #LiNo16. Had such a wonderful time! Thanks to @lindaunobel pic.twitter.com/HyxGXRaRdw
— Meeri Kim (@meeri_kim) July 1, 2016
A truly international gathering of brilliant minds young and veteran today @lindaunobel #LiNo16 pic.twitter.com/wDvFP6DmOo
— angela p-swafford (@swaforini) July 1, 2016
Yes! “We call the meeting the Nobel Laureate meeting but it should actually be called the Young Scientists Meeting.” Chairman Kluge #LiNo16
— Uberfoxi (@uberfoxi) July 1, 2016
#ThomasSchmidheiny is introduced as a new member to the Honorary Senate of @lindaunobel on #MainauIsland at #LiNo16 pic.twitter.com/KurC08heU0
— Ulrike Böhm (@Ulrike_Boehm) July 1, 2016
“Teachers are the most important people in the world. They hold the future in their hands. We must select, pay, them well” Shechtman #LiNo16
— Joe Callingham (@AstroJoeC) July 1, 2016
