We believe that scientific research, collaboration and partnerships are essential for tackling the world's most significant challenges – from sustainable agriculture to climate change. Our long-standing partnership with the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings exemplifies our commitment to fostering meaningful scientific dialogue and shaping a better world for tomorrow.
Our Unique Partnership with the Lindau Meeting
For over a decade, we've partnered with the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings, an extraordinary scientific forum that brings together Nobel Laureates and hundreds of top young researchers worldwide each year in Germany. This week-long event promotes scientific exchange across generations, cultures and disciplines, serving as a catalyst for knowledge sharing and innovation. As part of our collaboration, we’ve supported hundreds of young researchers to attend the Meetings as “Mars Fellows”.
Complex Challenges, Interdisciplinary Solutions
This year we hosted sessions exploring how physics and interdisciplinary partnerships can help address some of the complex challenges we face. This included an interactive panel discussion with Dr. Abigail Stevenson, Mars Chief Science Officer, Nobel Laureate Professor George Smoot, and Ona Ambrozaite, a researcher from Johns Hopkins University. Our Chief Marine Scientist, Professor David Smith, also provided a deep dive into our coral reef restoration program in some of the areas most impacted by climate change. Learn more about our program here: https://www.buildingcoral.com/(Opens a new window).
At the Mars Partner Breakfast
At the Mars Partner Breakfast, from left to right: Ona Ambrozaite, Young Scientist at Lindau, Nobel Laureate George F. Smoot III, Dr. Abigail Stevenson, Mars Chief Science Officer, and Adam Smith, Chief Scientific Officer, Nobel Media
Professor David Smith
Professor David Smith, Mars Chief Marine Scientist, showcasing our coral reef restoration program at the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings
Nici Bush
Nici Bush, Mars Chief Innovation, Technology and Science Officer, speaking with young researchers at the Mars Partner Dinner at the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings
