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The World Knowledge Dialogue Young Scientists

Young scientists discuss with Julia Higgins
The World Knowledge Dialogue

Introduction

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"... the years of searching in the dark for a truth that one feels, but cannot express; the intense desire and the alternations of confidence and misgiving, until one breaks through to clarity and understanding, are only known to him who has himself experienced them."
--Albert Einstein

Though most of the Symposium's participants hold positions of influence in the academic, scientific, economic and political fields, a number of selected young scientists were recruited by national/international research agencies to actively participate in The World Knowledge Dialogue.

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Dialogue between the sciences

I New Discoveries defining Complexity

II Origin and Migrations of Modern Humans

Special Focus


The World Knowledge Dialogue at a glance
The World Knowledge Dialogue Symposium 2006 is an institutional initiative to bridge the gap between the natural and the human/social sciences starting from new, revolutionary discoveries with potential impact at the scale of paradigmatic changes.Click for more information and summaries of sessions.

Focus on Young Scientists
"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning."
-- Albert Einstein

Thirty-eight Young Scientists were selected from around the world to actively participate in The World Knowledge Dialogue.

 
Towards a modern humanism