This year marks the 65th time that the world's top scientists are meeting in the town of Lindau on Lake Constance, and in honor of the anniversary the organizers have invited 65 Nobel Prize winners and 650 young scientists from around the world to the event.
They’re gathering for a week to exchange ideas and information in the fields of chemistry, physics and medicine in a relaxed, summery atmosphere. Stefan Hell, the German biophysicist who won the 2014 Nobel Prize for Chemistry, is making his Lindau debut this year. DW's Wolf Gebhardt accompanied the "newcomer" during the conference.