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011Z/001 Collection International Institute of Physics Solvay (IIPS), 1912-1962
A. BOX-1
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David Gross (1941 - )
Kenneth Bertrams, «
Interview with David Gross »
, avril 2017
← Kurt Wüthrich (1938- )
Marc Henneaux (1955- ) →
Showtime!
David Gross (1941 - )
The Solvay Science Project
In the beginning was Solvay…
The ‘witches’ sabbath’ of 1910
Naturalists vs positivists
Initial contacts
Summer 1910
Spring 1911
From the organization of the International Solvay Institute for Physics to the structure of matter
Foundation of the International Solvay Institute for Physics
Drafting the Institute’s statutes (February–May 1912)
Constitution of the first Scientific Committee (May–June 1912)
A second Conference
Le Conseil de Physique : Bruxelles, 1911 (vidéo)
La naissance de la physique moderne racontée au fil des Conseils Solvay (vidéo)
A different approach to science
A particular model
Science progresses in secret: the banquets
Showtime!
Ernest Solvay (1838-1922)
Hendrik Lorentz (1853-1928)
Max Planck (1858-1947)
Albert Einstein (1879-1955)
Niels Bohr (1885-1962)
William Lawrence Bragg (1890-1971)
Louis de Broglie (1892-1987)
Irène Joliot-Curie (1897-1956)
Frédéric Joliot-Curie (1900-1958)
Enrico Fermi (1901-1954)
Linus Pauling (1901-1994)
Ilya Prigogine (1917-2003)
Kurt Wüthrich (1938- )
David Gross (1941 - )
Marc Henneaux (1955- )
From subsidies to Nobel Prizes
The specificity of the projects supported by the International Solvay Institute for Physics
To the rescue of a Russian laboratory!
Highlighting the atoms
The atomic theory of the quantum at the origin of the atomic spectra
The tragic destiny of Henry Moseley
From X-ray diffraction to the structure of DNA
The electron microscope: an application of the quantum theory
The polarimeter
As the world changes, the Institutes adapt: the internationalization of science
Chemistry under threat from war
The war and the Solvay Conferences on Physics
As the world changes, the Institutes adapt: Science during the Cold War
What type of Soviet delegation at the Solvay Conferences?
A new restriction on international scientific relations?
L'affaire Levich
Women: scientific observers or actors?
« Madame»
How to represent women?
Women in the shade
The Institutes for Physics and for Chemistry to the rescue of women?
What place for women at the Solvay Conferences? (vidéos)
Controversies
2nd Solvay Conference on Physics, 1913
5th Solvay Conference on Physics, 1927
6th Solvay Conference on Physics, 1933
11th Solvay Conference on Physics, 1958
5th Solvay Conference on Chemistry, 1934
7th Solvay Conference on Chemistry, 1947
9th Solvay Conference on Chemistry, 1953
The future
Jean-Marie Solvay, « Solvay Institutes: Over a Century of Scientific Excellence » (vidéo)
Anne De Wit, « Les défis actuels en science » (vidéo)
« Interview with David Gross », avril 2017 (vidéo)
Interview with Prof. Edward van den Heuvell (april 2017)
