Nobel Symposia – Physics

The Nobel Foundation's Symposium program was initiated in 1965. Since that time more than a hundred symposia have taken place. The symposia are devoted to areas of science where breakthroughs are occurring or deal with other topics of primary cultural or social significance. The symposia contributions are eventually published in book or other print format.

A selection of the Nobel Symposia in Physics with cover, table of contents and other info:

Large Hadron Collider 2013, NS 154

Nanoscale Energy Converters 2012, NS 153

Physics with Radioactive Beams 2012, NS 152

Graphene and Quantum Matter 2010, NS 148

Kvantbitar för framtida kvantdatorer 2009, NS 141

Physics of Planetary Systems  2007, NS 135

Cosmic Chemistry and Molecular Astrophysics  2006, NS 133

Alfred Nobel Symposium: Energy in Cosmos, Molecules and Life  2005, NS 132

Controlled Nanoscale Motions in Biological and Artificial Systems  2005, NS 131

Neutrino Physics  2004, NS 129

String Theory and Cosmology  2003, NS 127

Condensation and Coherence in Condensed Systems  2001, NCS 2001-1 (with contributions in pdf-format)

The Physics and Chemistry of Clusters  2000, NS 117

Quantum Chaos  2000, NS 116

Particle Physics and the Universe  1998, NS 109

Modern Studies of Basic Quantum Concepts and Phenomena  1997, NS 104

Heterostructures in Semiconductors  1996, NS 99

Barred Galaxies and Circumnuclear Activity  1995, NS 98

Low Dimensional Properties of Solids  1991, NJS 91-1

Particle Traps and Related Fundamental Physics  1994, NS 91

Heavy Ion Spectroscopy and QED Effects in Atomic Systems  1992, NS 85

The Birth and Early Evolution of Our Universe  1990, NS 79

 

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