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"Nobel Laureates and their Expectations for the Large Hadron Collider"

24 June 2008
CERN

Interactions News Wire #45-08
25 June 2008 http://www.interactions.org
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Source: CERN
Content: Press Release
Date Issued: 25 June 2008
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MEDIA INVITATION :

“Nobel Laureates and their Expectations for the Large Hadron Collider”

When ? July 1, 2008 during the 58th Meeting of Nobel Laureates (dedicated to Physics)
Where ? Conference Venue „Inselhalle“ at Lindau, Zwanzigerstrasse, Germany
Time ? from 3pm to 5pm
The discussions will be in English

See info : http://www.lindau-nobel.de/

Conversational Partners are Chief Scientific Officer of CERN, Jos Engelen and LHC Project Leader, Lyn Evans of CERN and those Nobel Laureates who are currently attending the conference in Lindau and whose scientific work is relevant to the development and aims of the LHC.
The following Nobel Laureates will be present: David Gross, Carlo Rubbia, George Smoot, Jack Steinberger, Gerard 't Hooft and Martin Veltman.

The scientists will be sharing accounts of the LHC. A videoconference with the CERN Control Centre will give participants a view into the nerve centre of the LHC, with an update of where commissioning stands.

Media are welcome in Lindau and at CERN, and there will be an opportunity for discussion (in English).

For accreditation at Lindau, please contact:

Christian Rapp
Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings, Communications/Organisation
Phone: + (49) 8382 277 3115
christian.rapp@lindau-nobel.de

To follow and interact via video conference in the CERN Control Centre in Prévessin, France:
please contact the CERN Press Office on press.office@cern.ch
Phone: + (41) 22 767 3432

The event will also be webcast live at http://webcast.cern.ch

June 24th, 2008
CERN
Press Release

Press Office

Press@cern.ch
+41 22 767 34 32
+41 22 767 21 41

 

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