Expanding Horizons Conference

Speakers:

David Allara (Penn State)
Bruce Boghosian (Tufts University)
David Campbell (Boston Universtity)
Edward Corrigan (University of York)
Ildar Gabitov (University of Arizona)
Raymond Kapral (Toronto)
Peter Love (Haverford College)
Norman Margolus (MIT)
David Meyer (UCSD)
Norman Packard (ProtoLife)
Malcolm Perry (Cambridge University)
Mark Reed (Yale)
Don Sinclair (Argonne National Lab)
Robert Shaw (ProtoLife)

Organizers:

Eli Ben-Naim (ebn@lanl.gov)
Fred Cooper(fcooper@nsf.gov)
Gary Doolen (gdd@lanl.gov)
Samuel Letzring (letzring@lanl.gov)
Emil Mottola (emil@lanl.gov)
John Pearson (pearson@lanl.gov)

Contact:

Adam Shipman
brosl@cnls.lanl.gov
(505) 664-0187

Brosl Hasslacher's scientific contributions and interests encompassed an exceptionally broad range of topics, ranging across disciplinary boundaries from quantum field theory and gravity to lattice gases, computing, nano-technology, and robotics. Accordingly, this symposium honoring Brosl's scientific legacy will bring together a diverse set of Brosl's most distinguished colleagues, drawn from all these areas, sharing a deep appreciation for the role of individual creativity in scientific research. The symposium will provide a unique venue for stimulating seminars on the future of fundamental physics, innovative technology, and advanced computation.