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Flanders, Belgium and CERN
NOV
Fri
30
08:30 - 18:00

This was 7 years ago

Location

Koninklijke Vlaamse Academie van België voor Wetenschappen en Kunsten 



Hertogsstraat 1



1000 Brussel


Programmes
RI Horizon 2020

This symposium is part of the 2018 Thinkers' programme on ‘Flanders, Belgium and CERN’ led by Walter Van Doninck (former Vice President of the CERN Council and Thinker-in-Residence).

CERN is a role model for international scientific research in Europe and beyond. This symposium will offer both a general introduction to CERN as well as a Belgian and Flemish perspective. What is the legacy of CERN for mankind? What is its scientific and industrial return for Belgium? What discoveries and technological improvements await in the future? National and international scientists reflect during the symposium resulting from the KVAB Thinkers' Programme "Flanders, Belgium and CERN" with Walter Van Doninck.

The programme, recordings and presentations can be found here.

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