The Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings, held annually on the banks of Lake Constance in Germany, bring together Nobel Laureates and young researchers from around the globe for lectures, panel discussions and seminars. At Mars, we believe in the power of scientific research, collaboration and partnerships to address the world's most pressing challenges and complex problems. Our long-standing partnership with the Lindau Meetings fosters intergenerational, cross-sector dialogue among scientists. Over the past week, we hosted interactive events focused on this year’s theme: Physics. Stay tuned for updates and highlight videos from our Mars Science & Technology leaders and Mars Fellows in the coming weeks. #LINO24 #ProudlyMars #TomorrowStartsToday #ScienceAtMars #ScienceForTomorrow
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I love this excerpt from The Economist remembering Peter Higgs. This resonates strongly with the sensationalism we see around quantum computing. The significance of the journey of quantum computing isn't about creating 'one computer to rule them all' but about the chance to understand more about the nature of our reality and the applications that stem from that understanding. It's important to maintain a realistic perspective. The most significant contributions might not be immediately world-altering. As with all scientific revolution, including the discovery of the Higgs boson, each new development will be incrementally ushered in, mostly in phases that only stand out in importance to the researchers and technologists in the field. It’s essential to communicate that the excitement of quantum computing is not the end goal, but about the ongoing progress and the unexpected avenues it opens up.
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“What scientists actually want from big science rarely boils down to a single thing; they want the means with which to explore widely. The public wants to know that new discoveries are being made. Casting scientific projects as quests for some pre-ordained grail (dread word), be it a single boson or a single human genome, may make the story simple, but it underplays the true ambition and delight of creating tools that make new types of science possible. And it makes the chance of disappointment greater. More than a decade after its discovery, it is hard to argue that finding the Higgs particle has changed the world, or for that matter physics, all that much. It is worth remembering, as Dr Higgs always knew, that what really matters is the process, not the prize.” In praise of Peter Higgs — The Economist (link in the comments) #physics #science #bigscience #higgs #sciencecommunication
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It is the World Science Day for Peace and Development, a day that highlights the significant role of science in the progress of society. 🔹 Provoked by the importance and relevance of science in our daily lives, we are celebrating innovation and science as major enablers towards a #smokefree future with a series of posts depicting the innovations that push us forward. 🔹 Entering the 21st century, our society saw the scientific advancement in many areas. One of most remarkable and revolutionary events was tracking down the Higgs boson - the so-called “God’s Particle”. After 40 years of thorough research, a large group of scientists made history with the Large Hadron Collider at CERN when a series of successful experiments proved the theory right. But what does this say to us? Most of all, that the key to the knowledge of the universe mysteries, concerning time and space, is almost in our hands. The Higgs boson is a crucial part of the answer to why we, and everything around us, have mass. It's an essential piece of the Standard Model that drives our curiosity to understand the universe better. Stay tuned to find out more about 21st century innovations. Explore the groundbreaking science behind our smoke-free journey at http://spr.ly/6044usPUi #PMBG #InnovationsThatPushUsForward
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🏆 Proud to celebrate the Nobel Physics Prize awarded to three exceptional scientists for their groundbreaking work on attoseconds, those unbelievably short units of time - a billionth of a billionth of a second! Their use of lasers has unlocked the potential to observe and potentially manipulate electrons, offering incredible possibilities in electronics and chemistry. 🚀 🕰️ Attoseconds are the shortest timescales we can directly measure, with as many attoseconds in one second as there have been seconds in the universe's 13.8-billion-year history. 🌌 🔬 This achievement matters because it operates at the speed of electrons, the key components of atoms. Imagine electrons orbiting a hydrogen atom's nucleus in just 150 attoseconds! If we harness this power, we could process information a billion times faster than our current "speed limit" in nanoseconds. 💡 🔍 Scientists, like Nobel laureate Anne L'Huillier, have pioneered the use of high-powered lasers to produce ultra-short pulses of light, creating a cinematic experience for electrons, allowing us to study their behavior. 🎥 🌟 The potential of attoseconds is immense! By controlling electron motion, we could revolutionize electronics and chemistry. Imagine tailoring molecules for specific needs, efficient solar cells, and clean fuel production using light energy. 🌞 Let's reflect on this incredible achievement with three inspiring Quran quotes: 1️⃣ "And We have certainly created man and We know what his soul whispers to him, and We are closer to him than [his] jugular vein." (Quran 50:16) 2️⃣ "Say, 'Travel through the land; then observe how was the end of the deniers.'" (Quran 6:11) 3️⃣ "And He is the subjugator over His servants, and He is the Wise, the Acquainted [with all]." (Quran 6:18) Congratulations to Nobel laureates Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz, and Anne L'Huillier for their remarkable contributions to science and our understanding of attoseconds! 🎉🔬 #NobelPrize #Physics #Attoseconds #ScienceBreakthroughs #innovation #burak #BURAK #sovorun
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In honor of the recent International Nobel Prize Day celebrated on December 10, we reflect on the meaning behind honoring the outstanding contributions across various fields. The Nobel Prizes, awarded in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature, and Peace, highlight human accomplishments that have transformed our world. At Gore, we are proud of assisting scientists’ research. GORE® High Flex Flat Cables played an important role in enabling astrophysicists in Italy and in the U.S. to detect gravitational waves, the existence of which were theorized by Albert Einstein nearly a century ago. This work earned the scientists the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2018. This achievement underscores our commitment to innovation and the significant impact technology can have on advancing our understanding of the universe. Learn about GORE® High Flex Flat Cables: https://lnkd.in/ep-7B3HH #InternationalNobelPrizeDay #HighFlexFlatCables #Innovation (Image credit: The Simulating eXtreme Spacetimes Project)
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🔬 Celebrating National Science Day! 🌐✨ Happy National Science Day to all the trailblazers, innovators, and science enthusiasts out there! 🎉 Today, we commemorate the discovery of the Raman Effect by Sir C.V. Raman, a beacon moment in Indian science that won him the Nobel Prize. 🚀 Science empowers us to explore the unknown, question the unquestioned, and unravel the mysteries of the universe. It's not just about equations and experiments; it's a journey of curiosity, discovery, and endless possibilities. 🔍 Let's take a moment to appreciate the brilliance of scientists past and present, whose dedication has shaped our understanding of the world and paved the way for progress. From the microscopic wonders to the vast cosmos, each scientific endeavor is a step towards enlightenment. 🌱 As we celebrate National Science Day, let's encourage curiosity, ignite passion for discovery, and inspire the next generation of scientists. The quest for knowledge knows no bounds, and together, we can create a future where science continues to lead us into uncharted territories. 👩🔬👨🔬 Happy National Science Day! May the spirit of inquiry and the joy of discovery be with us all! 🌟 #NationalScienceDay #ScienceAndInnovation #CuriosityUnleashed #DiscoverExploreInspire #ScientificAdvancement #InfinitePossibilities 🌐✨
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"THE MOST INTELLIGENT PICTURE EVER TAKEN" The Solvay Conference, founded by the Belgian industrialist Ernest Solvay in 1912, was considered a turning point in the world of physics. ✍ The most famous conference was the October 1927 Fifth Solvay International Conference on "Quantum Mechanics" - the study of subatomic particles. The leading figures were Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr. 🙌 The picture below shows the participants. 17 of the 29 had already won or would go on to win the Nobel Prize. Marie Curie was the only woman scientist. To this date, she is the only person who has ever won the Nobel Prize in 2 different disciplines. I will include the names of the participants in the comment section. 💡 At the conference, Albert Einstein, disenchanted with Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle, remarked “God does not play dice”. Niels Bohr - known as the godfather of Quantum Mechanics - replied: “Einstein, stop telling God what to do”! #solvayconference #quantummechanics #universe
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ONE ….. TINY …… STEP ……. The power of one tiny action forward. You forget the power of the small steps you forget the fact that it's a tiny action or insight that begins huge movements. I’m intruiged by the inspiration of Marie Curie. She was 🔹 a physicist, a chemist. 🔹 the first woman to win a Nobel Prize 🔹 the first person to win TWO Nobel prizes in different fields. Her ground-breaking research on radioactivity began with a single experiment. She just observed that certain minerals produce a faint glow in the dark. And it was this singular tiny discovery that led her to their investigations. That one tiny discovery … which revolutionised the field of physics. So the learning I have for today, is don’t ever underestimate that one tiny thing you’re going to do today. It may just lead to a ground-breaking insight. And where might that take you …..? It might take you to places you’ve never imagined. Take that first small step of inspired action. You never know, it might lead you to ground-breaking change. #innovation #innovationhub #innovationlab #innovationnation #innovationliving #innovationday #smartparking #parkingbollard #ThatsMySpot #parkingsolutions
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Day 16; 30 Days, 30 Scientists. Today, we celebrate the legacy of Marie Curie, a scientist who reshaped the landscape of physics and chemistry. Curie's brilliance led her to become the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and the only person to receive Nobel Prizes in two different scientific fields. Explore more about Marie Curie's pioneering journey through today's post and the link provided below - https://lnkd.in/gNVkW_6t Good day and happy learning!
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"Let me tell you how you really do science. You have an idea that you want to do something, and then you make a plan - you need to build this, you have to make this, you have to design that. And if the process of doing that doesn’t give you pleasure and fun, you’re not going to do it." Rainer Weiss received the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics for his part in detecting gravitational waves. It was a journey that took more than five decades and was finally achieved in collaboration with over 1,200 researchers from more than twenty countries. Discover more about gravitational waves here: https://bit.ly/3OffheG
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#technology #nobelprize At the Second Nobel Prize Summit in Washington, D.C., in May 2023 at the National Academies of Sciences (NAS), the whole day’s video you can watch online, a passing comment was made by one presenter with a few Nobel laureates sitting in the audience about two ideas I had written about: 1. Transmogrification, 2011, https://lnkd.in/eNfrENMw. 2. Remote viewing from the opening pages of The Bhagavad Gita, where Sanjaya begins narrating the Kurukshetra battle to the blind king Dritarashtra by remote viewing. I had submitted a link to my full website One World https://lnkd.in/euDUe7Se to Central Intelligence Agency referring to two writing samples they needed for an Analyst position I applied to in 2022, now my application deleted and missing from the Agency. The CIA experimented with identity morphing by attempting to implant memories which the Nobel presenter was referring to as I talk about in Transmogrification (YouTube, Inception, Christopher Nolan, https://lnkd.in/ekkQtapw) and with remote viewing. It is wonderful getting invited and being a part of the #nobelprizesummit since 2021, but I think it is high time the pretenses are dropped or people must move on from me and get the hell of out dodge.
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