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Gino Elia: ‘I worry that scientists are too confident that the acceptance of scientific truth is inevitable’

02 Jul 2025

Part of our International Year of Quantum Science and Technology coverage

After attending the Helgoland 2025 meeting in June celebrating 100 years of quantum mechanics, Gino Elia leaves with concerns about the culture of science

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Meeting of minds The Helgoland 2025 conference in June saw numerous participants cite the importance of international collaboration and inclusivity in quantum science. Alfred Douglas Stone of Yale University gave the opening talk. (Courtesy: Matin Durrani)
Hundreds of physicists gathered on the island of Helgoland in June to celebrate the centennial anniv

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Gino Elia is a PhD student in philosophy at Stony Brook University in New York, US, e-mail gino.elia@stonybrook.edu
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