Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings

Ulm University is an Academic Partner of the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings – an internationally renowned forum for exchange between Nobel Prize Laureates and selected early-career researchers from around the world.


A unique experience for early-career researchers:
• First-hand inspiration: Meet Nobel Prize Laureates in person and gain insights into their research paths and scientific discoveries.
• Discover new perspectives: Engage in interdisciplinary discussions and gain inspiration for your own research.
• Build an international network: Forge links with outstanding early-career researchers from around the world.
• Present your own research: Showcase your work during the Next Gen Science Sessions and discuss it with an international audience.


Participation is a special distinction. Early-career researchers from Ulm University are nominated by the faculties and the Board of Ulm University. The final selection is made through a multi-stage process by the Council for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings.


ProTrainU coordinates the nominations in collaboration with the faculties, acts as the central point of contact for Lindau Meetings' administrative office, and accompanies and supports the participating early-career researchers.

 

Ulm University's Early-Career Researchers in Lindau:


2026
Interdisciplinary

Rayhane Nchioua, Institute of Molecular Virology; 
Daniela Nobre Sarmento dos Santos, Institute of Psychology and Education

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2025 Chemistry

Alessandro Innocenti, Baden-Württemberg Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research (ZSW)
Adriana Sacristán Martín, Institute of Organic Chemistry I

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2025 Economics

Lukas Bauer, Institute of Management Accounting and Control
Chiara Schwenke, Institute for Business Analytics

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2024 Physics

Mirko Rossini, Institute of Complex Quantum Systems
Jonas Bock, Institute of Biophysics

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2023 Physiology/Medicine

Dorota Kmieć, Institute of Molecular Virology

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