The College’s 41st Nobel Conference, “The Legacy of Einstein,” will be held Sept. 27-28. The panel will consist of scientists in the areas of statistical physics, relativity, cosmology, and unified theories, who will discuss current work in the areas of Einstein’s greatest contributions. In addition, a historian of science will explore the impact that Einstein’s discoveries and his social and political views have had on science and humanity. Also, a play Clockworks:Einstein Time will be premiered, a physics force group will perform, and a symphony orchestra concert will celebrate Einstein through music. For more information, visit the Nobel Conference website at
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