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Sounds of science 2026
Event by: Institut français de Prague, VŠCHT Praha
Location: The Estates Theatre, Železná, Praha 1
Concerts, Talks & discussions
About event
✨We are pleased to invite you to the 4th year of the "Sounds of Science" event, which brings together leading scientists and musicians in a dialogue between science and art. The event alternates musical performances and scientific lectures, puts the latest scientific discoveries in a wider context and is intended for the general public.
The following will appear:
· chemist Jean-Marie Lehn (Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1987),
· mathematician Hugo Duminil-Copin (Fields Medal 2022),
· astrophysicist Françoise Combes (president of the French Academy sciences, professor at the Collège de France),
· biophysicist Pascal Mayer (Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences and the International Gairdner Prize of Canada 2022).
🎼Their lectures will be interspersed with musical entries by the French pianist Frank Braley. The diverse program including works by W. A. Mozart, as a tribute to the historical connection of the Estates Theater with this composer. It is the only theater still standing where Mozart performed personally.
More information and tickets are available here 👉bit.ly/SoundsofScience26
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✨We are pleased to invite you to the 4th edition of “Sounds of Science,” which brings together leading scientists and musicians in a dialogue between science and art. The event alternates between musical performances and scientific lectures, putting the latest research advances into perspective and targeting the wider audience.
It will bring together:
· Chemist Jean-Marie Lehn (Nobel Prize winner in 1987),
· Mathematician Hugo Duminil-Copin (Fields Medalist in 2022),
· Astrophysicist Françoise Combes (President of the French Academy of Sciences, Professor at the Collège de France), Biophysicist Mr. Pascal Mayer (Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences and Canada's Gairdner International Award in 2022).
🎼Their lectures will be punctuated by musical interludes played by French pianist Frank Braley. Frank Braley will perform a varied program including Mozart, paying tribute to the historical connection between Stavoské divadlo and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, as it is the only theater still standing where Mozart once performed.
More information and tickets available here 👉bit.ly/SoundsofScience2026
The following will appear:
· chemist Jean-Marie Lehn (Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1987),
· mathematician Hugo Duminil-Copin (Fields Medal 2022),
· astrophysicist Françoise Combes (president of the French Academy sciences, professor at the Collège de France),
· biophysicist Pascal Mayer (Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences and the International Gairdner Prize of Canada 2022).
🎼Their lectures will be interspersed with musical entries by the French pianist Frank Braley. The diverse program including works by W. A. Mozart, as a tribute to the historical connection of the Estates Theater with this composer. It is the only theater still standing where Mozart performed personally.
More information and tickets are available here 👉bit.ly/SoundsofScience26
.
✨We are pleased to invite you to the 4th edition of “Sounds of Science,” which brings together leading scientists and musicians in a dialogue between science and art. The event alternates between musical performances and scientific lectures, putting the latest research advances into perspective and targeting the wider audience.
It will bring together:
· Chemist Jean-Marie Lehn (Nobel Prize winner in 1987),
· Mathematician Hugo Duminil-Copin (Fields Medalist in 2022),
· Astrophysicist Françoise Combes (President of the French Academy of Sciences, Professor at the Collège de France), Biophysicist Mr. Pascal Mayer (Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences and Canada's Gairdner International Award in 2022).
🎼Their lectures will be punctuated by musical interludes played by French pianist Frank Braley. Frank Braley will perform a varied program including Mozart, paying tribute to the historical connection between Stavoské divadlo and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, as it is the only theater still standing where Mozart once performed.
More information and tickets available here 👉bit.ly/SoundsofScience2026