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75 Years and Beyond – Science Transcending Borders

We connect early-career researchers and Nobel Laureates, this year at the 75th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting (28 June – 3 July 2026 | | Interdisciplinary)

19/06/2026

What if an accepted scientific limit wasn't really a limit?

That question guided Nobel Laureate Stefan Hell throughout much of his career. At a time when many researchers believed the resolution of light microscopes had reached a fundamental boundary, Hell pursued a different vision: finding new ways to see the invisible.

His pioneering work led to super-resolution microscopy, a family of techniques that allows scientists to observe structures inside cells with unprecedented detail. By pushing beyond what was once thought possible, he transformed microscopy from a tool for observing cells into one capable of revealing molecular-scale processes in living systems.

For these groundbreaking achievements, Hell shared the 2014 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Eric Betzig and William E. Moerner.

We are delighted to welcome Nobel Laureate Stefan Hell to Lindau this summer at ✨

Max-Planck-Gesellschaft Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences

19/06/2026

Can Science Keep Public Trust in an Age of Doubt and Disinformation?

Andrei Mihai reflects trust in science and it's relation on Integrity, one of the Key Topics at the 75th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, on our blog.

18/06/2026

We're looking forward to welcoming Craig C. Mello for a second time to Lindau! 🎉

Professor Mello was jointly awarded the 2006 in Physiology/Medicine for the discovery of RNA interference – gene silencing by double-stranded RNA.

When he first visited Lindau back in 2007, he held a Lecture on RNAi and development in C. elegans. Check it on in our Lindau Mediatheque: https://www.mediatheque.lindau-nobel.org/recordings/31322?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=LINO&utm_medium=social

18/06/2026

Physicist Christophe Valahu is exploring how trapped-ion quantum computers can simulate molecular systems, research that could one day accelerate breakthroughs in chemistry, materials science, and energy technologies.

In our latest profile, Christophe shares his work at the frontier of quantum computing and reflects on the opportunities—and challenges—of designing tomorrow's molecules with quantum technology.

Article and photos by Tim Dodd for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings.

17/06/2026

Lindau Nobel Peace Dialogue: Frieden, Freiheit und Verantwortung

📅 Samstag, 27. Juni 2026
📍 Stadttheater Lindau
Zum Auftakt der 75. Lindauer Nobelpreisträgertagung diskutieren drei Friedensnobelpreisträger zentrale Fragen unserer Zeit:
→ Ales Bjaljazki, Gründer der Menschenrechtsorganisation Viasna, dessen persönlicher Einsatz für Menschenrechte in Belarus ihn wiederholt ins Gefängnis brachte.
→ José Manuel Barroso, der 2012 den Friedensnobelpreis stellvertretend für die Europäische Union entgegennahm, beleuchtet den das Thema Frieden und Verantwortung aus institutioneller Sicht.
→ Seung-soo Han, ehemaliger Präsident der UN-Generalversammlung und Premierminister Südkoreas, bringt eine besondere globale Perspektive ein.

Gemeinsam mit Moderatorin Astrid Frohloff beleuchten sie die Rolle von Institutionen, Zivilgesellschaft und internationaler Zusammenarbeit in einer zunehmend fragilen Weltordnung.

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Das englische Gespräch wird simultan auf ins Deutsche übersetzt.

16/06/2026

We are delighted to welcome back Nobel Laureate Jean-Marie Lehn to Lindau for !

Professor Lehn, one of the pioneers of supramolecular chemistry, introduced the concept of “molecular recognition,” showing how molecules can organize, interact, and assemble into complex functional systems beyond covalent bonds. His work laid the foundation for host–guest chemistry and continues to shape modern chemistry, from materials science to molecular design.

In two weeks, he will join fellow Laureates for a Synergy Talk on “Age, Death, and the Rhythms of Life,” offering insights into how chemical principles of organization and interaction mirror the dynamic processes that govern living systems.

15/06/2026

"Lindau can bring people and ideas together in ways that wouldn't happen anywhere else."

Lindau Alumna Amanda Randles, 2023 ACM Prize in Computing, participated in the 62nd Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in 2012. On a panel hosted by Mars, she discussed the power of collaboration with Nobel Laureate Dudley Hershbach, and joined a unique, supportive community that last to this day. Duke University Heidelberg Laureate Forum

15/06/2026

We are excited to welcome back Nobel Laureate Aaron Ciechanover to Lindau for !

Professor Ciechanover's discovery of the ubiquitin system, together with Avram Hershko, revealed how our cells continuously renew themselves. In two weeks, he will discuss "Age, Death, and the Rhythms of Life" during a Synergy Talk with fellow Laureates Jean-Marie Lehn and Michael M. Rosbash.

14/06/2026

Welcome Young Scientsits from Huella Latinoamericana 2025

In two weeks, we will welcome more than 600 new Young Scientists from around the world to Lindau for the 75th Lindau NobeL Laureate Meeting. Huella Latinoamericana, a group of Latinamerican Lindau Alumni from last year's Meeting, share this video a a welcome for the new members of our community.

14/06/2026

How do cells make sure the right molecules end up in the right place at the right time?

Nobel Laureate Jim Rothman helped answer this by showing how cells physically move and deliver cargo using tiny membrane “packages” called vesicles. He was able to recreate this delivery process outside the cell, which allowed scientists to identify the core machinery that makes vesicles fuse with the correct target—especially a key set of proteins called SNAREs.

Working alongside Nobel Laureates Randy Schekman, who discovered the genes that control this transport system, and Thomas Südhof, who explained how it is precisely timed in nerve cells, their work revealed the basic “shipping system” of life: membrane trafficking.

For these discoveries, they shared the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, transforming our understanding of how cells organize and communicate.

We are excited to welcome Dr Rothman this summer in Lindau to attend

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