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RICHARD FEYNMAN AT Nobel Laureate Professor Richard Feynman was one of the most influential scientists of the last century who came to dominate much of physics in the years after World War II. His ‘Feynman diagrams’ to compute scattering amplitudes revolutionised the field of elementary particle physics and is used in many other fields of quantum physics. His formulation of quantum mechanics in terms of ‘path integrals’ is the modern way that is mostly used today. A completely independent thinker who was only steered by his own curiosity, his interests went beyond physics, also into biology and arts etc. The conference will feature Feynman's contributions in physics and beyond, and also discuss where the fields are today. In addition, an exhibition titled “All Possible Paths: Richard Feynman’s Curious Life” will take place at the ArtScience Museum from 20 October 2018 to 3 March 2019. THERE’S STILL PLENTY OF ROOM AT THE BOTTOM OUR DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS INCLUDE: 22 to 24 October 2018 Nanyang Technological University Singapore Plenty of Room at the Bottom Frank Wilczek Nobel Laureate in Physics 2004 MIT; Tsung-Dao Lee Institute QED/QFT Pierre Ramond University of Florida QCD Michael Creutz Brookhaven National Laboratory Feynman and Quarks George Zweig MIT Feynman and Art and Science Robbert Dijkgraaf IAS Princeton Feynman and AI Danny Hillis Thinking Machines Corporation and Applied Minds Path Integrals Cristiane Morais Smith University of Utrecht Feynman Diagrams and Amplitudes Lance Dixon SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Quantum Computers Artur Ekert Centre for Quantum Technologies, NUS Feynman and Experiments Maria Spiropulu Caltech Feynman and Biology Curtis Callan Jr Princeton Univ. Personality Michelle Feynman Daughter For more information, please visit IAS website at www.ntu.edu.sg/ias Frank Wilczek Nobel Laureate in Physics 2004 MIT; Tsung-Dao Lee Institute CO-CHAIRS: Lars Brink Chalmers University of Technology Kok Khoo Phua Institute of Advanced Studies, NTU ORGANISERS: SUPPORTING ORGANISATION: Institute of Advanced Studies

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RICHARD FEYNMAN AT

Nobel Laureate Professor Richard Feynman was one of the most in�uential scientists of the last century who came to dominate much of physics in the years after World War II. His ‘Feynman diagrams’ to compute scattering amplitudes revolutionised the �eld of elementary particle physics and is used in many other �elds of quantum physics. His formulation of quantum mechanics in terms of ‘path integrals’ is the modern way that is mostly used today. A completely independent thinker who was only steered by his own curiosity, his interests went beyond physics, also into biology and arts etc.

The conference will feature Feynman's contributions in physics and beyond, and also discuss where the �elds are today.

In addition, an exhibition titled “All Possible Paths: Richard Feynman’s Curious Life” will take place at the ArtScience Museum from 20 October 2018 to 3 March 2019.

THERE’S STILL PLENTY OF ROOM AT THE BOTTOM

OUR DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

22 to 24 October 2018

NanyangTechnological

University Singapore

Plenty of Roomat the BottomFrank WilczekNobel Laureate in Physics 2004MIT; Tsung-Dao Lee Institute

QED/QFTPierre RamondUniversity of Florida

QCDMichael CreutzBrookhavenNational Laboratory

Feynman and QuarksGeorge ZweigMIT

Feynman and Artand ScienceRobbert DijkgraafIAS Princeton

Feynman and AIDanny HillisThinking MachinesCorporation and AppliedMinds

Path IntegralsCristiane Morais SmithUniversity of Utrecht

Feynman Diagrams andAmplitudesLance DixonSLAC National AcceleratorLaboratory

Quantum ComputersArtur EkertCentre forQuantum Technologies, NUS

Feynman and ExperimentsMaria SpiropuluCaltech

Feynman and BiologyCurtis Callan JrPrinceton Univ.

PersonalityMichelle FeynmanDaughter

For more information, please visit IAS website at www.ntu.edu.sg/ias

Frank WilczekNobel Laureate in Physics 2004MIT; Tsung-Dao Lee Institute

CO-CHAIRS:Lars BrinkChalmers University of Technology

Kok Khoo PhuaInstitute of Advanced Studies, NTU

ORGANISERS: SUPPORTING ORGANISATION:

Institute of Advanced Studies