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lecture Physics on Stage
Date/Time: from Saturday, 4 November 2000 (00:00) to Friday, 10 November 2000 (15:30) (Europe/Zurich)
Location: CERN
Chairperson: Mick Draper (CERN)
Saturday, 4 November 2000 00:00 ->12:15 Arrival of Delegates    
Sunday, 5 November 2000 00:00 ->09:15 Registration & Badging    
Monday, 6 November 2000 08:30 ->19:45 Monday 06/11/2000 (Main Auditorium)    
Tuesday, 7 November 2000 08:30 ->19:45 Tuesday 07/11/2000 (Main Auditorium)    
Wednesday, 8 November 2000 08:30 ->17:45 Wednesday 08/11/2000    
Thursday, 9 November 2000 00:00 ->20:45 Thursday 09/11/2000    
Friday, 10 November 2000 00:00 ->15:30 Friday 10/11/2000 (Main Auditorium)    

 
 Saturday, 4 November 2000
Arrival of Delegates (00:00 ->12:15 )  
12:00  Visit of CERN (15')


 
 Sunday, 5 November 2000
Registration & Badging (00:00 ->09:15 )  
09:00  Registration (15')
09:00  Setting up of Booths (15')


 
 Monday, 6 November 2000
Monday 06/11/2000 (08:30 ->19:45 )  
 08:30
Welcome (30')   Luciano Maiani (CERN)  
 09:00
Summary of the week (15')   Richard West (ESO)  
 09:15
Keynote #1 (40')   John Lewis (EPS)  
 09:55
Practical Details (5')   Neil Calder (CERN)  
10:00  Fair (1h0')
 11:00
Performance #1 - The Walking Robots (45')   Herbert Hoertlejner (Austria)  
 11:45
Performance #2 - The Name of Fame (45')   Jan Frercks, Falk Riess, et al. (Germany)  
12:30  Lunch (1h30')
 14:00
Presentation #1 (45')    
 14:45
Presentation #2 (45')    
15:30  Coffee Break (30')
 16:00
Presentation #3 (45')    
 16:45
Workshop Preparations (45')    
17:30  Free Time (2h0')
 19:30
Performance #3 - \"Oracle de Delphi (15')   Company Mimescope (Switzerland)  


 
 Tuesday, 7 November 2000
Tuesday 07/11/2000 (08:30 ->19:45 )  
 08:30
Performance #4 - The Eindhoven Circus of Physics (45')   Prof. De Waele (Holland)  
 09:15
Performance #5 - Physics and Music (45')   Gordon Douglas, Wavin Pipe Band (Ireland)  
10:00  Fair (1h0')
 11:00
Workshop #1 (1h30')    
12:30  Lunch (1h30')
 14:00
Presentation #4 (45')    
 14:45
Presentation #5 (45')    
15:30  Coffee (30')
 16:00
Presentation #6 (45')    
 16:45
Presentation #7 (15')    
17:00  Free Time (30')
 19:30
Performance #6 - WWW? What a Wonderful World (15')   Theatre Urbain (France)  


 
 Wednesday, 8 November 2000
Wednesday 08/11/2000 (08:30 ->17:45 )  
08:30  Fair (2h30')
 11:00
Workshop #2 (1h30')    
12:30  Lunch (1h30')
 14:00 ( 500-1-001 - Main Auditorium )
Presentation #8 (45')    
 14:45 ( 500-1-001 - Main Auditorium )
Presentation #9 (45')    
15:30  Coffee (30')
 16:00
Performance #7 - Il etait une fois Volta (45')   Brigitte Van Tiggelen (Belgium)  
 16:45 ( 500-1-001 - Main Auditorium )
Performance #8 - The Physics of Pingpong (45')   Krzysztof Ernst (Poland)  
17:30  Free Time (15')


 
 Thursday, 9 November 2000
Thursday 09/11/2000 (00:00 ->20:45 )  
 08:30
Workshop #3 (1h30')    
10:00  Fair (1h0')
 11:00 ( 500-1-001 - Main Auditorium )
Presentation #10 (45')    
 11:45 ( 500-1-001 - Main Auditorium )
Presentation #11 (45')    
12:30  Lunch (1h30')
 14:00
Visit to Fair (1h30')     
EC Commissionar,  P. Busquin
ESA Director General, A. Rodota
CERN Director Genera, L. Maiani
ESO Director Genera, C. Cesarsky
15:30  Coffee (30')
 16:00 ( 500-1-001 - Main Auditorium )
Performance #9 - Musical Squares, Adventures in Sound (45')   Mike and Wendy Gluyas (United Kingdom)  
 16:45 ( 500-1-001 - Main Auditorium )
Performance #10 - A Top, a Buoy and a Pingpong Ball (45')   Marcus Hienz, Jorg Gustschank (Germany)  
17:30  Free Time (2h0')
19:30  Dinner (1h0')
20:30  Ballet (15')


 
 Friday, 10 November 2000
Friday 10/11/2000 (00:00 ->15:30 )  
 08:30
Reports from the Workshops (1h30')    
10:00  Fair (1h0')
 11:00
Conclusions from the Workshops (1h30')    
12:30  Lunch (1h0')
 13:30
The International Young Physicists Tournament (30')    
 14:00
Voting for best booth, presentation & performance (45')    
 14:45
Closing Keynote (30')   Gerard t'Hooft (Nobel Prize in Physics 1999)  
 15:15
Closing of Physics on Stage (15')   Wubbo Ockels (ESA)