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Friday, 07 Dec. 2012 |
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16:35 – 18:15 |
Abstract :
"Nobel Prizes in atomic physics, from Kastler (1966) and Ramsey-Dehmelt-Paul (1989)
to this year’s recognition of Haroche
and Wineland, demonstrate that the spirit of
discovery
can be “inherited” from great scientists, through the
example of their teaching and their way
of approaching physics, and from great institutions, through
environments that encourage
exploration and nurture creative research at the frontiers
of knowledge."
These talks
by the 1997 Nobel Laureates Bill Phillips and Claude Cohen-Tannoudji
are part of a (Nobel) pre-prize event
including
a panel discussion about creative scientific environments with Gunnar Öquist from the
of
Sciences and Katharine Gebbie from NIST.