Gioco e scienza.
Stoicheia - enigmistica, chimica e combinatoria delle parole. Interviene Stefano Bartezzaghi. Conduce Giuseppe Mussardo.
Seminar
Seminario informativo sulle ultime call ERC
Starting Grants e Advanced Grants 2013
SISSA colloquium - Black Holes: Probes of the Cosmos and Fundamental Physics
Frans Pretorius, Professor of Physics at Princeton University, will talk about black holes, one of the most fascinating predictions of Einstein's theory of general relativity.
SISSA colloquium - QUANTUM PHYSICS AND SOME UNDERESTIMATED CONSEQUENCES (CAN SCIENCE SAVE THE WORLD?)
Professor Sergio Doplicher will discuss how and why Quantum Mechanics has shown that his rational thoughts do not give order and shape to the outside physical world in the intuitive form evolution led us to develop.
Chaos and quantum gravity
From the chaos theory to the formulation of the theory of quantum gravity, including a revision of quantum mechanics: these will be the themes addressed at SISSA on the occasion of the next Sciama Lecture, featuring British meteorologist Tim Palmer.
SISSA colloquium
Thomas Cremer will speak about Nuclear architecture and function studied in space and time: origins, current state and perspectives
SISSA colloquium - Stefan Hell
Prof Stefan Hell will talk about far-field optical nanoscopy: principles and recent advancements
SISSA colloquium - The science of human origins
Claudio Tuniz will present the applications of new instruments and methods in palaeoanthropology and how they can reveal the inner structure of fossil remains from archaic humans and proto-humans, including their brain case, hyoid, labyrinth and other bones that are crucial for human evolution studies. The entire genomes of extinct human species can now be sequenced and compared with the genome of H. sapiens, providing a precise timescale for human evolution.