The 74th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in 2025. Provided by the Korean Academy of Science and Technology
Three Korean women science skills might be dispatched to the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting held in Germany. It is a chance to work together with round 70 Nobel laureates and a few 600 younger scientists from world wide.
The Korean Academy of Science and Technology (KAST) introduced on the twenty sixth that it has chosen three home contributors for the seventy fifth Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, which might be held in Germany from June 28 to July 3: Minji Kim, a postdoctoral researcher at Ewha Womans University, and Kyung Hee University undergraduates Jiyeon Oh and Suji Lee.
The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting is a world tutorial occasion that has been held since 1951. Every summer time, it takes place over the course of per week in Lindau, Bavaria, Germany. Around 600 excellent college students and researchers chosen from about 100 international locations worldwide collect to attend lectures and discussions with Nobel laureates, gaining tutorial inspiration and constructing worldwide cooperation networks.
This 12 months’s assembly focuses on the theme of “interdisciplinary fields,” bringing collectively researchers from various areas reminiscent of physics, chemistry, and life sciences. Typically, 30 to 40 Nobel laureates participate every year, however as this 12 months marks the seventy fifth anniversary assembly, about 70 laureates—twice the same old quantity—will attend. Through lectures and conversations, the laureates and younger researchers will focus on global challenges going through up to date society, reminiscent of synthetic intelligence (AI), local weather change, healthcare, and sustainability, and the position of science and expertise in addressing them.
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, former UN General Assembly President Han Seung-soo, 2022 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ales Bialiatski, and Geoffrey Hinton, professor emeritus on the University of Toronto, will ship speeches on the opening ceremony.
KAST signed a memorandum of understanding with the Lindau Foundation in 2011 and, as an official associate establishment, has supported the participation of 44 younger Korean researchers from 2012 by means of this 12 months. Candidates really useful by KAST, recognized by means of an open name and professional overview, are then chosen as contributors after closing analysis by the Lindau Foundation in Germany.
KAST President Jung Jin-ho mentioned, “The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting is regarded in the scientific community as a flagship international exchange program for next-generation researchers, often referred to as the ‘Davos Forum for young scientists’ or the ‘stage of academic dreams.’ We will continue to provide opportunities for young Korean researchers to broaden their academic horizons, reflect on the role and responsibility of scientists, and grow into global leaders.”
KAST will launch an open name in early September this 12 months to pick contributors for the 76th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.
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