José Manuel Barroso, Katalin Karikó, Morten Meldal, Frederick J. Ramsdell

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Inselhalle

Main Hall

José Manuel Barroso
Former Prime Minister of the Portuguese Republic and former President of the European Commission, Portugal

Katalin Karikó
University of Pennsylvania, United States of America

Morten Meldal
University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Frederick J. Ramsdell
Sonoma Biotherapeutics, United States of America

Moderator: Stefan H.E. Kaufmann
Max Planck Institute for Infection Biology, Germany

Abstract

Is global health a reality – or an illusion in a divided world? Nobel Laureates from different disciplines and a Young Scientist will discuss urgent questions of our time from scientific breakthroughs to global equities. The discussion probes whether health can truly transcend borders and will touch upon: Who defines global health and for whom? How do scientific breakthroughs translate into equitable access? What roles do politics, trust, and responsibility play? How can the next generation reshape global cooperation? Drawing on experiences from diplomacy and cutting-edge science, this session asks to rethink solidarity, innovation, and shared accountability for global health.