Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings - Ph.D. student Clemens Wittberg was nominated to participate

Once a year, some of the most prominent scientists from around the world gather in Lindau on Lake Constance. Their destination: the Nobel Laureate Meetings—which are taking place for the 75th time this year. Several hundred young, highly talented researchers have the opportunity here to meet Nobel laureates in person and learn from one another. The meetings alternate between the disciplines of physics, chemistry, and physiology or medicine, with an additional meeting dedicated to economics every three years.

To be selected as a young scientist, one must succeed in a two-stage selection process. We are very proud that our Ph.D. student Clemens Wittberg (Jülich Research Center) has been invited to participate—congratulations on this unique opportunity! We wish Clemens an impressive week at the Lindau Meeting. May it be filled with exchanges, insights, and experiences!

More info: https://www.lindau-nobel.org/de/