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To some, impartiality means abstaining from judgement; to others, it means a certain quality of a judgement. Round Table discussion with Anita Traninger, Einstein Junior Fellow at the Freie Universität Berlin

Articles, textbooks, blogs and tweets – today science can take many shapes to communicate. Ancient Greek and Roman authors could not discuss natural phenomena or mathematical problems on Twitter. However, they used an impressive variety of different formats, including poetry, lectures and inscriptions on sundials. Presentation and Discussion with Einstein Visiting Fellow Liba Taub.

Keynote and Discussion on Biomaterials with David Mooney, Einstein Visiting Fellow and Professor of Bioengineering at Harvard University

Catalysts are among the most important driving forces behind the technological achievements of our present age. Lecture and discussion with John F. Hartwig, Einstein Visiting Fellow and Professor of Chemistry at the University of California, Berkeley

They light up children’s eyes and continue to fascinate us when grown up: soap bubbles. But hardly anybody who is enjoying the iridescent beauty of a soap bubble is aware that this light entertainment wouldn’t be possible without tough physics. Lecture and discussion with James Sethian, Einstein Visiting Fellow and Professor of Mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley