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Part of: "Art and Science: CERN at the Onassis Stegi"

Collide@CERN with Movement: Gravity and Movement

Cycle: "Art and Science: CERN at the Onassis Stegi"

Dates

Prices

Free admission

Location

Onassis Stegi

Time & Date

Day
Time
Venue
Day
Tuesday
Time
19:00
Venue
Upper Stage

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Tickets

Free admission

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General Information

Simultaneous translation is provided in the case of speakers using a language other than Greek.

Gravity is the force which unites us all - and binds us to the planet.

In popular perception it is seen as the strongest force there is. Ιn fact it is the weakest and the one which particle physics knows least about. One of the world's leading experts on antimatter describes his new experiment adding to our knowledge of gravity.

In this discussion, CERN scientist Michael Doser will debate with the international choreographer Gilles Jobin, whom he has advised on the new dance piece Quantum inspired by Gilles's residency at CERN, the role gravity plays in science and dance. What the two may learn from each other, and how will it change our understanding of the dynamics of movement? Might there be a day when physicists study dancers to truly understanding gravity and movement?

Credits

  • Speakers

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  • Choreographer (CH)

    Gilles Jobin

  • Antimatter scientist at CERN (Austria)

    Michael Doser

  • Chair

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  • Director of Collide@CERN and Accelerate@CERN artists programs, Curator of the Cycle “Art and Science: CERN at the Onassis Stegi”

    Ariane Koek

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