Where Nobel-calibre scientific insight meets the builders of the AI century.
One week in Singapore, in three strands — the Forum, the Gala Dinner and the Portrait Exhibition.
The flagship two-day summit programme. Nobel Laureates, AI pioneers, leading academics, tech executives and global investors, in high-level discussion around AI for Science, scientific discovery, and the interplay between intelligence, industry and long-term capital.
Each day is co-hosted with one of Singapore's leading universities — Day One with Nanyang Technological University, Day Two with Singapore Management University.
Proposed agenda · subject to change
One room, one evening. After the Nobel Forums, the Gala Dinner is where the convening becomes personal — laureates seated among the guests rather than on a distant stage, in conversation that would not happen at a public conference. Seating is curated across science, technology, capital and policy.
The evening of Forum Day One · One Cuscaden Road, Singapore — the Conrad's Grand Ballroom and Signature Atrium.
Nobel Laureates Through the Lens of Peter Badge — an immersive augmented-reality journey through the world's greatest minds, told in the voice of the photographer who captured them all. Visitors walk the gardens, scan each portrait on their own phone and hear the story behind the person and the picture. No download, no app.
Each part of the week is registered separately. Seats are limited and allocated on review.
The frontier conversations shaping the next era of science, intelligence and capital.
Machine intelligence is compressing the path from hypothesis to breakthrough across every discipline.
Shared data, models and infrastructure as the foundation for borderless, collaborative discovery.
Science and AI capability are becoming strategic national infrastructure — and a question of sovereignty.
From longevity to human potential — how science extends healthy life and reshapes what's possible.
New investment models that turn frontier science into durable value for people and economies.
Five Nobel laureates confirmed, with further names to be announced.
Groundbreaking experiments on graphene — the frontier of advanced materials, pioneering two-dimensional crystals and exploring how quantum phenomena, flexible electronics and nanotechnology shape future innovation.
Markets with search frictions — and the modern study of how policy, automation and shifting economic structures reshape employment and the future of work.
Asymmetric organocatalysis — a breakthrough that has advanced drug discovery, materials science and green chemistry, making pharmaceutical and industrial manufacturing cleaner, cheaper and far more sustainable.
Founder of metal–organic frameworks and pioneer of reticular chemistry — porous crystals that harvest water from desert air and capture carbon — and a global leader in AI for Science.
Peripheral immune tolerance and the FOXP3 gene — the vanguard of modern immunology, uncovering how the body regulates immune responses to advance treatments for autoimmune disease, organ transplantation and cancer immunotherapy.
Joining the laureates on stage across the two Forum days, co-hosted with NTU and SMU.
Policy-makers, diplomats and friends of the Lindau community, seated with the laureates and Forum speakers at Conrad Singapore Orchard.
Leaders from universities, government and industry joining the summit week in Singapore.
From Symbiosis Science, Laureates City Holdings, Advaita and our partner labs — your hosts in Singapore.
All guests listed are confirmed · further names to be announced
Once every year, about 30 Nobel Laureates convene at Lindau to meet the next generation of leading scientists.
500–600 undergraduates, PhD students and post-doc researchers from all over the world join them, in an exchange among scientists of different generations, cultures and disciplines.
The meetings focus alternately on physiology and medicine, on physics, and on chemistry — the three natural science Nobel Prize disciplines. An interdisciplinary meeting revolving around all three is held every five years, and the Lindau Meeting on Economic Sciences every three. The scientific programme is built on the principle of dialogue — lectures, discussions, master classes and panels designed to activate the exchange of knowledge, ideas and experience.
Giving promising scientific ideas the opportunity to grow.
An international initiative for emerging research talent in AI for Science and interdisciplinary research — connecting young researchers with important scientific challenges, like-minded peers, and the resources to advance their work.
Research institutions, companies and philanthropic partners are welcome to recommend young researchers, propose research challenges, contribute resources, or explore funding and long-term collaboration.
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