Solvay Conferences on Physics
1st – La théorie du rayonnement et les quanta
Chair: Hendrik Lorentz (Leyden)
Proceedings
2nd – La structure de la matière
Chair: Hendrik Lorentz (Leyden)
Proceedings
3rd – Atomes et électron
Chair: Hendrik Lorentz (Leyden)
Proceedings
4th – Conductibilité électrique des métaux et problèmes connexes
Chair: Hendrik Lorentz (Leyden)
Proceedings
5th – Electrons et photons
Chair: Hendrik Lorentz (Leyden)
Proceedings
6th – Le magnétisme
Chair: Paul Langevin (Paris)
Proceedings
7th – Structure et propriétés des noyauxatomiques
Chair: Paul Langevin (Paris)
Proceedings
8th – Les particules élémentaires
Chair: Sir Lawrence Bragg (Cambridge)
Proceedings
9th – L’état solide
Chair: Sir Lawrence Bragg (Cambridge)
Proceedings
10th – Les électrons dans les métaux
Chair: Sir Lawrence Bragg (Cambridge)
Proceedings
11th – La structure et l’évolution de l’univers
Chair: Sir Lawrence Bragg (Cambridge)
Proceedings
12th – La théorie quantique des champs
Chair: Sir Lawrence Bragg (Cambridge)
Proceedings
13th – The Structure and Evolution of Galaxies
Chair: Robert Oppenheimer (Princeton)
14th – Fundamental Problems in Elementary Particle Physics
Chair: Christian Møller (Copenhagen)
15th – Symmetry Properties of Nuclei
Chair: Edoardo Amaldi (Rome)
16th – Astrophysics and Gravitation
Chair: Edoardo Amaldi (Rome)
17th – Order and Fluctuations in Equilibrium and Nonequilibrium Statistical Mechanics
Chair: Léon Van Hove (CERN)
18th – Higher Energy Physics
Chair: Léon Van Hove (CERN)
19th – Surface Science
Chair: F.W. de Wette (Austin)
20th – Quantum Optics
Chair: Paul Mandel (Brussels)
Proceedings
21st – Dynamical Systems and Irreversibility
Organized by Ioannis Antoniou (Brussels)
22nd – The Physics of Communication
Organized by Ioannis Antoniou (Brussels)
23rd – The Quantum Structure of Space and Time
Chair: David Gross (Santa Barbara)
24th – Quantum Theory of Condensed Matter
Chair: Bertrand Halperin (Harvard)
25th – The Theory of the Quantum World
Chair: David Gross (Santa Barbara)
26th – Astrophysics and Cosmology
Chair: Roger Blandford (Standford)
27th – The Physics of Living Matter: Space,Time and Information in Biology
Chair: Boris Shraiman (Santa Barbara)
28th – The Physics of Quantum Information
Chairs: David Gross (Santa Barbara) and Peter Zoller (Innsbruck U.)
29th – The Structure and Dynamics of Disordered Systems
Chairs: David Gross (Santa Barbara), Marc Mézard (Bocconi U.) and Giorgio Parisi (Sapienza U.)
Solvay Conferences on Chemistry
1st – Cinq Questions d’Actualité
Chair: William Pope (Cambridge)
Proceedings
2nd – Structure et Activité Chimique
Chair: William Pope (Cambridge)
Proceedings
3rd – Questions d’Actualité
Chair: William Pope (Cambridge)
Proceedings
4th – Constitution et Configuration des Molécules Organiques
Chair: William Pope (Cambridge)
Proceedings
5th – L’Oxygène, ses réactions chimiques
et biologiques
Chair: William Pope (Cambridge)
Proceedings
6th – Les Vitamines et les Hormones
Chair: Fred Swarts (Gand)
Proceedings
7th – Les Isotopes
Chair: Paul Karrer (Zurich)
Proceedings
8th – Le Mécanisme de l’Oxydation
Chair: Paul Karrer (Zurich)
Proceedings
9th – Les Protéines
Chair: Paul Karrer (Zurich)
Proceedings
10th – Quelques Problèmes de Chimie Minérale
Chair: Paul Karrer (Zurich)
Proceedings
11th – Les Nucléoprotéines
Chair: A.R. Ubbelohde (London)
Proceedings
12th – Transfert d’Energie dans les Gaz
Chair: A.R. Ubbelohde (London)
Proceedings
13th – Reactivity of the Photoexited Organic Molecule
Chair: A.R. Ubbelohde (London)
14th – Phase Transitions
Chair: A.R. Ubbelohde (London)
15th – Electrostatic Interactions and Structure of Water
Chair: A.R. Ubbelohde (London)
16th – Molecular Movements and Chemical Reactivity as conditioned by Membranes, Enzymes and other Molecules
Chair A.R. Ubbelohde (London)
17th – Aspects of Chemical Evolution
Chair: A.R. Ubbelohde (London)
18th – Design and Synthesis of Organic Molecules Based on Molecular Recognition
Chairs: Ephraim Katchalski (Rehovot, Israel) and Vladimir Prelog (Zurich)
19th – Surface Science
Chair: Frederik W. de Wette (Austin)
20th – Chemical Reactions and their Control on the Femtosecond Time Scale
Chair: Pierre Gaspard (Brussels)
21st – From Noncovalent Assemblies to Molecular
Machines
Chair: Jean-Pierre Sauvage (Strasbourg)
22nd – Quantum Effects in Chemistry and Biology
Chair: Graham Fleming (Berkeley)
Proceedings
23rd – New Chemistry and New Opportunities from the Expanding Protein Universe
Chair: Kurt Wüthrich (ETH-Zürich)
24th – Catalysis in Chemistry and Biology
Chair: Kurt Wüthrich (ETH-Zürich)
Co-Chair: Robert Grubbs (Caltech, USA)
25th – Computational Modeling: from Chemistry to Materials to Biology
Chair: Kurt Wüthrich (ETH-Zürich)
Co-Chair: Bert Weckhuysen (Utrecht U., The Netherlands)
26th – Chemistry Challenges of the 21st Century
Chair: Kurt Wüthrich (ETH-Zürich)
Co-Chair: Ben Feringa (Groningen U., The Netherlands)
27th – Exploring Frontiers in Chemistry
Chair: Ben Feringa (Groningen U., The Netherlands)
Co-Chair: Helma Wennemers (ETH-Zürich)
Solvay Conferences on Biology
1st – The organisation and dynamics of biological computation
Chair: Thomas Lecuit (IBDM Marseille)
