Conferenza, "Fiat Lux. Let there be light"

Name

Title

Title of the lecture

Stefan W. Hell

Nobel Prize of Chemistry 2014

Nanoscopy with Focused Light

Ada E. Yonath

Nobel Prize of Chemistry 2009

Light at the end of the Ribosome Tunnel

Claudio Oleari

Dept. Physics

University of Parma

Light and Colours: A Physics for Human Sensations

Fortunato Tito Arecchi

Emeritus

University of Florence

Fiat Lux versus Fiat Lumen

Albert Ruggi

Department of Chemistry

University of Fribourg

Per Aspera ad Astra: Towards Artificial Photosynthesis

Sir Michael Berry

University of Bristol

Optica fantastica: Nature's optics and our Understanding of Light

Vint Cerf

Google “Chief Internet Evangelist”

Illuminating our Understanding of the Internet

Evandro Agazzi

President of Académie Internationale de Philosophie des Sciences

Light, Intellect and Truth in Occidental Philosophical Tradition

Alberto Diaspro

Director

Italian Institute of Technology

Look How Beautiful it is Shining Light at the Nanoscale

Pedro Barrajón LC

Theologian

Regina Apostolorum University

The Theology of Light in the Augustinian Tradition

Riccardo Pozzo

CNR, Italy

Light and Cultural Heritage

Dermot Moran

School of Philosophy, University College Dublin

Light-Metaphysics and Light as Metaphor in Christian Mystical Thought

François-Marie Léthel

Theologian

Pontifical Theological Faculty Teresianum

La luce di Cristo attraverso il prisma dei santi

Marco Bersanelli

University of Milan, Italy

The First Light in the Universe