Solvay Conferences

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The Solvay Conferences are historic physics meetings, founded in the early 20th century in Brussels, where many of the world’s leading scientists gathered to debate foundational questions in quantum mechanics and other areas of modern physics.

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instanceOf physics conference
scientific conference
scientific conference
scientific conference series
chairperson Hendrik Lorentz
country Belgium
field chemistry
physics
frequency irregular
hasPart Fifth Solvay Conference on Physics
linked to: Solvay Conferences

First Solvay Conference on Physics
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inception 1911
1927
language English
French
location Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium
namedAfter Ernest Solvay
notableFor Bohr–Einstein debates on quantum mechanics
foundational debates in quantum mechanics
historic meetings of leading physicists
organizer Ernest Solvay
participant Albert Einstein
Ernest Rutherford
Erwin Schrödinger
Henri Poincaré
Louis de Broglie
Marie Curie
Max Born
Max Planck
Niels Bohr
Paul Dirac
Werner Heisenberg
sponsor International Solvay Institutes
timePeriod 20th century
21st century
topic atomic physics
electrons and photons
modern physics
quantum mechanics
radiation and quanta
radiation theory
statistical mechanics

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Bohr–Einstein debates location Solvay Conferences
Bohr–Einstein debates notableEvent Fifth Solvay Conference
linked to: Solvay Conferences
Bohr–Einstein debates notableEvent Sixth Solvay Conference
linked to: Solvay Conferences
Solvay Conferences hasPart First Solvay Conference on Physics
linked to: Solvay Conferences
Solvay Conferences hasPart Fifth Solvay Conference on Physics
linked to: Solvay Conferences