Every year, on the island of Lindau in Germany, dozens of Nobel Prize winners gather to meet the next generation of scientists—hundreds of undergraduates, PhD. students and post-doctoral researchers from all over the world. The meeting fosters exchange between scientists of different generations, cultures and disciplines. For five inspiring days they share knowledge, ask questions, debate answers and make a profound impact on one another’s perspectives.
We’ve partnered with this prestigious forum since 2006 as part of our drive to facilitate meaningful scientific dialogue to shape the world we want tomorrow. Over the years, we’ve discussed some of society’s biggest challenges—from toxins in food to the degradation of coral reefs.
We have bold ambitions—and we know we can’t do it on our own. The Lindau meetings are just one example of our many uncommon, collaborations that help us develop breakthroughs for Mars, our people and the planet.
