page_title: BergamoScienza
hierarchical_section_title: BergamoScienza
caption_attribution_description: English: Physicist Luciano Maiani, former CERN Director General (1999-2003), INFN (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare - Italian institute for nuclear physics) director (1993-1997) and current CNR (Consiglio Nazionale delle ricerche - italian research council) director (2008-) gives a conference during the "Bergamo Scienza" science festival, in Bergamo, Italy, on 10th October 2008. Conference title: " Giuseppe Occhialini and the evolution of physics in the second half of XXth century". Italiano: Il fisico Luciano Maiani, ex Direttore Generale del CERN (1999-2003), ex presidente dell'INFN (1993-1997) e attuale presidente del CNR (2008-) tiene una conferenza durante la manifestazione scientifica "Bergamo Scienza" a Bergamo, Italia, il 10 ottobre 2008. Titolo della conferenza: "Giuseppe Occhialini e l'evoluzione della fisica nella seconda metà del '900".
context_page_description: BergamoScienza is a science festival held annually in Bergamo, Italy. Established in 2003, its purpose is to promote the popularization of science. The festival consists of lectures, exhibitions, interactive workshops, as well as meetings with scientists. The event BergamoScienza is organized by the Non-profit organization BergamoScienza, whose founders were a group of friends. 24 Nobel Prize laureates have participated to BergamoScienza since 2003, among them John F. Nash, Kari Mullis, Paul Crutzen, Roald Hoffman, Peter Agre, Aaron Ciechanover, Martin Chalfie, Eric Kandel, Barry Marshall, R. Timothy Hunt, Linda Buck, Bruce Beutler, James Dewey Watson. Among innovative personalities, Jimmy Wales Wikipedia founder attended the conference.
  In 2004, there were over 35,000 attendees; by 2008, over 72,000 people attended the festival; in the 2011 edition, 112 500. There has never been any charge for admission.
  Notable past presenters include Burt Rutan, Marvin Minsky, and Luciano Maiani. The 2009 festival included a presentation regarding Wikipedia, as well as the exhibition "From the Moon to the Earth", organized by the Museo di Scienze Naturali Enrico Caffi.
context_section_description: BergamoScienza is a science festival held annually in Bergamo, Italy. Established in 2003, its purpose is to promote the popularization of science.  The festival consists of lectures, exhibitions, interactive workshops, as well as meetings with scientists. The event BergamoScienza is organized by the Non-profit organization BergamoScienza, whose founders were a group of friends. 24 Nobel Prize laureates have participated to BergamoScienza since 2003, among them John F. Nash, Kari Mullis, Paul Crutzen, Roald Hoffman, Peter Agre,  Aaron Ciechanover, Martin Chalfie, Eric Kandel, Barry Marshall, R. Timothy Hunt, Linda Buck, Bruce Beutler, James Dewey Watson. Among innovative personalities, Jimmy Wales Wikipedia founder attended the conference. 
  In 2004, there were over 35,000 attendees; by 2008, over 72,000 people attended the festival; in the 2011 edition, 112 500. There has never been any charge for admission.
  Notable past presenters include Burt Rutan (2004), Marvin Minsky (2006), and Luciano Maiani (2008). The 2009 festival included a presentation regarding Wikipedia, as well as the exhibition "From the Moon to the Earth", organized by the Museo di Scienze Naturali Enrico Caffi.
caption: Luciano Maiani at BergamoScienza 2008.
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