The 56th Meeting of Nobel Laureates took place from June 25th–30th, 2006 in Lindau at Lake Constance. It was the 18th Meeting of Nobel Laureates in Chemistry. At the invitation of the president of the Council for the Nobel Laureate Meetings in Lindau, Countess Sonja Bernadotte, 23 Nobel Laureates travelled to Lake Constance to discuss current scientific topics with 511 young scientists from 53 countries. Scientific talks, intimate discussions on specialist themes and personal meetings formed the focal point of the conference.
56th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting
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Most viewed videos of the meeting
Roald Hoffmann (2006)
Honesty to the Singular Object: Some Reflections on the Potential of Ethics Arising out of Science
Paul Crutzen (2006)
Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate in the Anthropocene
Richard Ernst (2006)
Fourier Methods in Spectroscopy. From Monsieur Fourier to Medical Imaging
Theodor Hänsch (2006)
A Passion for Precision
Erwin Neher (2006)
Control of Neurotransmitter and Hormone Release by Calcium and Camp
F. Sherwood Rowland (2006)
Greenhouse Gases and Global Climate Change
