Do We Need a New Vision for the Future of Science?

Published on November 12, 2026

At the 75th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, around 45 Young Scientists explored this question in a workshop on implementing the Lindau Guidelines, moderated by Lindau Alumnus Leonhard Möckl and Scientific Chair Pernilla Wittung-Stafshede. Together, participants developed practical ideas to strengthen scientific culture, from improving access to research resources and promoting open data to encouraging science communication and reflection on how research serves the greater good.

In a new blog post, Leonhard Möckl summarizes the workshop's discussions and recommendations, drawing on the contributions of Young Scientists from around the world.

Read the article and discover how the next generation of researchers is thinking about the future relationship between science and society. 

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