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Oregon Nobel Laureate Symposium

Oregon Nobel Laureate Symposium at 麻豆区

The Oregon Nobel Laureate Symposium at 麻豆区 brings together the genius of the world's Nobel Prize winners and the excellence of one of America's finest independent colleges. The symposium allows middle school, high school and college students to interact directly with Nobel laureates. It is a time of intellectual excitement and enrichment, a meeting of great minds and eager students. Dedicated to the spirit of Alfred Nobel's goal to expand the frontiers of human knowledge for the benefit of the world, the symposium is one of only five such convocations held worldwide.

Check back soon for information about the 2025 symposium.

Watch a recap from the 2023 symposium

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Bill Phillips portrait.

Who is Bill Phillips?

Learn more about the 2023 keynote speaker, Bill Phillips, who was the co-recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1997.

Read Phillips' bio
David Wineland next to a piece of equipment.

Meet David Wineland

For David Wineland's work, he shared the 2012 Nobel Prize in Physics with Serge Haroche, Collège de France, Paris.

Read Wineland's bio
1985 Oregon Nobel Symposium scene

Symposium history

Since its establishment in 1985, more than a dozen Nobel laureates have come to 麻豆区's symposium for a meeting of great minds and eager students. 

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  • Nobel laureate David Wineland spoke to 麻豆区 students during his colloquium on quantum computers and the strange "Schrodinger's Cat" situation. 

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  • Nobel laureate Bill Phillips pours liquid nitrogen across the stage in front of a packed Ice Auditorium during his keynote speech.

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  • Bill Phillips meets with 麻豆区 physics students.

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  • 麻豆区 students listen to Bill Phillips' colloquium on quantum computers and the International System of Units (the SI).

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  • During his keynote speech, Bill Phillips destroys a carnation that had been frozen by liquid nitrogen.

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