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The 51st Nobel Conference: “Addiction: Exploring the Science and Experience of an Equal Opportunity Condition”
Gustavus Adolphus College will host the 51st annual Nobel Conference Oct. 6-7. This year’s conference will bring together physicians, neuroscientists, philosophers, and treatment experts to discuss the topic of “Addiction: Exploring the Science and Experience of an Equal Opportunity Condition.”
Video: Voices from Nobel Conference
Learn what a variety of people who attended Gustavus's Nobel Conference 46, "Making Food Good," enjoyed about the Oct. 5-6, 2010 conference. Each year the conference draws more than 5,000 people to campus to learn about a current issue from world-class experts and scholars.
Online Registration Available for 2009 Nobel Conference
Registration is now available online for Gustavus Adolphus College's 45th annual Nobel Conference. This year's conference, titled "H2O Uncertain Resource," is scheduled for Oct. 6-7.
Former Nobel Conference Speaker to Join Obama’s Cabinet
Media reports out of Washington are suggesting that President-elect Barack Obama has selected Nobel-prize winning physicist and past lecturer at Gustavus Adolphus College's Nobel Conference, Steven Chu, to be his energy secretary.
Gustavus Looks Ahead to 45th Nobel Conference
The 45th annual Nobel Conference at Gustavus Adolphus College, scheduled for Oct. 6-7, 2009, is titled H2O: Uncertain Resource and will focus on global issues surrounding water resources.
Robinson Steps Down as Director of the Nobel Conference
Dr. Timothy Robinson, Professor of Psychology at Gustavus Adolphus College, is stepping down as Director of the Nobel Conference at the conclusion of this year's conference on Wednesday, Oct. 8. Robinson will be replaced by Charles Niederriter, Professor of Physics at the College.
Two Million Dollar Gift Will Support the Nobel Conference
Gustavus Adolphus College is pleased to announce that the Reverend Drell and Adeline Dekko Bernhardson have made an endowment gift of $2 million that will support the Nobel Conference.
44th Nobel Conference Explores the Origins of Humans
Who Were the First Humans?, the 44th Nobel Conference at Gustavus Adolphus College, Oct. 7-8, will trace human history from its origins in Africa to modern times. Using modern genetic techniques as well as examinations of fossils and artifacts, world renowned scientists will explore how early humans spread around the world and how human behavior changed in the process.
Schedule Announced for 44th Nobel Conference
The schedule for the 44th Nobel Conference at Gustavus Adolphus College on October 7-8 has been announced. The title of this year's conference is Who Were The First Humans?
Gustavus Student Interning at Will Steger Foundation
Mankato Free Press reporter Robb Murray featured Gustavus Adolphus College student Amanda Varley in a recent article. Varley developed a relationship with Will Steger at this year's Nobel Conference and now is an intern for the Will Steger Foundation.