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Nature 436, 170-171 (14 July 2005) | doi:10.1038/436170a; Published online 13 July 2005
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Nobel laureates: Close encounters
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- Alison Abbot is Nature's senior European correspondent.
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After a low-key existence for more than 50 years, Germany's Lindau meetings have opened their doors to the world. Alison Abbott joined 44 Nobel laureates as they mingled with young scientists.
For the past 55 years, a remarkable gathering of minds has been taking place in a small town in Germany. Behind closed doors, Nobel laureates have come from all corners of the globe to meet local students.
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