Crossing the Disciplinary Boundaries of Physics (Bohr-100 Centennial Celebrations)

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A Travelling Technology: Radiocarbon dating between nuclear physics and climate science (in session "Session 6")

A ‘guessing science’? Physics, physicists, and modern meteorology (in session "Session 7")

Active Antagonism: Reproducing Microorganisms and Fluid Flows

All participants must be seated by 13.45 for the arrival of HRH Crown Prince Frederik

Amin Doostmohammadi (NBI, UCPH, Organizing committee) introduces Nobel Laureate Morten Meldal

Bohr’s Institute: Interdisciplinarity and missed opportunities (in session "Session 3")

Broken symmetries in living matter

Building molecules and the ingredients for life in space

Christian Bohr and Niels Bohr — physics and biology (in session "Session 3")

Closing remarks

Collective cell communication via intercellular force transmission

Constructions of Weather and Climate: Epistemic challenges and shifts in investigating the atmosphere (in session "Session 7")

Crossing the disciplinary boundaries of physics: Introductory reflections on interdisciplinarity per se (in session "Session 1")

Dinner for Science Speakers

Discussion (in session "Session 2")

Discussion (in session "Session 3")

Discussion (in session "Session 4")

Discussion (in session "Session 5")

Discussion (in session "Session 7")

Discussion (in session "Session 1")

Discussion (in session "Session 6")

Dynamics of active nematic defects on cones

Emerging diversity in a population of evolving dice

Emil Bjerrum-Bohr (NBIA, Organizing committee) introduces Henrik Wegener, Vilhelm Bohr, Amin Doostmohammadi

Festive reception

Filopodia rotate and coil by actively generating twist in their actin shaft

Final remarks by Christian Joas (Niels Bohr Archive, Organizing committee)

Gravity, gardens and gifts: Knowledge economies and Machian thought across disciplinary space and time (in session "Session 4")

Henrik C. Wegener (Rector UCPH)

Hevesy – and the making of early nuclear medicine in Copenhagen (in session "Session 6")

HRH Crown Prince Frederik arrives

Interacting Fields: Crossing the Disciplinary and Subdisciplinary Boundaries of Physics (in session "Session 1")

Keynote Lecture: Physics and History

Lecture by Prof. Morten Meldal (UCPH, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry 2022)

Light and Life: Interactions between Physics and Biology, 1900–1950, Part I (in session "Session 2")

Light and Life: Interactions between Physics and Biology, 1900–1950, Part II (in session "Session 2")

Mads Krogsgaard Thomsen (CEO Novo Nordisk Foundation)

Misreading biological complementarity: Bohr and his interpreters (in session "Session 5")

Modelling collective cell dynamics using active matter physics

Opening by HRH Crown Prince Frederik

Oscillations and condensation in cellular regulation

Physics and/or chemistry? The entangled situation of the Nobel Prizes 1903 (in session "Session 6")

Randomness and precision: using experiment and theory to understand epigenetic regulation

Sam Schweber – From Physics to the History of Science (in session "Session 4")

Secret Clocks: The U.S. Military, Einstein's Relativity, and the Global Positioning System (in session "Session 5")

Selected short talks by Early Career Researchers

Some Treasures at the Niels Bohr Archive

Sticky liquids make soft solids

Stinus Lindgreen (Member of the Danish Parliament)

Structure formation in molecular and organoid systems

The definition of time from astronomy to physics (in session "Session 5")

The Origins of Geophysics in the 19th Century (in session "Session 7")

The Other Bohr and Biology’s Greatest Model

The postwar fortunes of biophysics (in session "Session 2")

Topological puzzles in cell biology

Vilhelm Bohr (UCPH, Bohr family, Organizing committee) – Niels Bohr: Biomedicine and History

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Welcome by Mogens Høgh Jensen (NBI, UCPH, Organizing committee)

Welcome dinner for all History-of-Science speakers and organizers

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