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Serial No. |
Name |
Speech Topic |
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1 |
ZhoresI. Alferov (Russia) |
1. New Types of Materials for the Development of Modern Information Technologies
2. The Short History of the Semiconductor Heterostructures Research and Some Important Conclusions from It |
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2 |
John E. Hopcroft (the United States) |
Research Directions Supporting the Information Age |
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3 |
Ivar Giaever (the United States) |
1. The Nobel Prize and the Future of Science
2. Why I Received the Nobel Prize |
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4 |
Martinus Veltman (Netherlands) |
1. Particle Accelerators: Past, Present, Future
2. A Century of Particle Physics |
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5 |
Andrew Chi-Chih Yao (the United States) |
1. The Science Behind Information Technology
2. Nurturing Talents in China: Some Experiences |
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6 |
George Smoot (the United States) |
SingularityUniversity: Preparing Humanity for Accelerating Technological Change |
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7 |
Roger D. Kornberg (the United States) |
The Expression of Genetic Information |
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8 |
ButlerW. Lampson (the United States) |
1. The Uses of Computers: The Best is Yet to Come
2. Global challenges on scientific innovations -- Computing, Queen and Servant of Science and Society |
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9 |
Li Guojie (China) |
Key Research Directions to Orient the Information Science and Technology |
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10 |
Robert Kahn (the United States) |
To be decided |
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11 |
David Gross (the United States) |
To be decided |