Winter 11 Featuring: The Buckingham Palace Awards Ceremony ...
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LINDEMANN REUNION<br />
In October, we staged our 20<strong>11</strong> Lindemann Reunion.<br />
Among the returning alumni of the Lindemann Trust<br />
Fellowship were Professor Robin Marshall and Professor<br />
Brian Cox. All of the guests were able to catch up with old<br />
friends and make new ones at a drinks and buffet reception.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Lindemann Trust Fellowship is a grant giving body for<br />
post-doctoral scientists wishing to do research in America.<br />
As such, a broad range of scientific fields was represented at<br />
the event, from atomic physics to biomolecular science,<br />
astrophysics and beyond. <strong>The</strong> cross-pollination of ideas<br />
between alumni was wonderful to see.<br />
Retiring to the comfort of <strong>The</strong> Wedgewood Room for<br />
coffee, guests and members of the public were treated to a<br />
lecture by Professor Robin Marshall. Professor Marshall is<br />
currently touring with a special lecture to mark the<br />
centenary of the discovery of the nucleus. <strong>The</strong> lecture<br />
highlighted the practicality and indeed, morality of nuclear<br />
power. It created the springboard for a fascinating<br />
discussion.<br />
A thoroughly enjoyable and enlightening evening was had<br />
by guests and the combination of a reunion with a popular<br />
lecture drew wonderful feedback and suggestions for future<br />
events.<br />
DIALOGUE 33
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