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Titled “Towards Health: Equality, Responsibility and Research”, the Nobel Prize Dialogue in Berlin gathered five Nobel Laureates as well as an international slate of leading scientists and policy makers to discuss topics such as the future of drug development and precision medicine, health inequalities across countries and continents, as well as the question on what aspects research and innovation should focus on in future. Photo: Alexander Mahmoud
At the Nobel Series in India with the focus on the overarching theme of “Teaching and Learning”, ABB contributed to the unique format, comprising a conference, lectures, roundtable discussions, a traveling exhibition and various social meeting spaces, with the distinguished presence of specifically selected Nobel Laureates ? Nobel Media. Photo: Alexander Mahmoud
The Nobel Laureates Finn Kydland, Edvard Moser, Edmund Phelps, Mario Vargas Llosa and Ada Yonath joined world-leading scientists, policy makers and thought leaders to put the spotlight on the future of ageing at the Nobel Prize Dialogue in Madrid. ? Nobel Media. Photo: Dan Lepp
The Nobel Prize Dialogue about “The Age to Come” in Tokyo was a perfect thematic fit for ABB, a pioneering technology leader focused in digital industries, including industrial automation and robotics, and an Nobel international partner. ? Nobel Media. Photo: Alexander Mahmoud
The Nobel Prize Dialogue in Santiago, Chile brought together Nobel Laureates, including Bruce Beutler, Serge Haroche, Michael Kosterlitz and Brian Schmidt, with world-leading scientists, policy makers and thought leaders to put the spotlight on the future of learning. ? Nobel Media. Photo: Alexander Mahmoud
