Nobel Symposium 215
Beyond
Boltzmann
Complexity, Memory, and
Non-Additive Entropies
Roman PasechnikChairroman.pasechnik@fysik.lu.se
Constantino TsallisCo-Chair & Synthesis Leadtsallis@cbpf.br
24–28 May 2027Lund & Bäckaskog, Sweden
How does
complexity emerge?
From turbulence and particle collisions to quantum systems, networks and learning, NS215 explores how memory, correlations and non-additive entropies connect foundational questions with physical evidence.
Research · Dialogue · Discovery
A week of ideas.
A wider conversation.
Scientific symposium
At the frontiers
of complexity
By invitation
Six sessions on non-additive entropies, memory and complexity. Extended discussions connect disciplines, test explanations and shape a shared scientific synthesis.
Discover the six sessions →- Entropy foundations
- Chaos, memory & transport
- Turbulence & many-body systems
- Particle physics
- Quantum information & gravity
- AI & complex networks
Monday 24 May · Lund
Ideas across
disciplines
An interdisciplinary opening welcoming the wider scientific community in Lund: a meeting point for future research across disciplines, at Lund University and beyond.
Venue and participation details will follow.
Friday 28 May · Public lecture
What is Entropy?
Constantino Tsallis
A fundamental scientific idea explored with a wider audience.
16:15–17:15
Rydbergsalen, Department of Physics, Lund University.
Admission details will follow.
Funded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Department of Physics · Host
Pufendorf Institute · Interdisciplinary partner
The NOBEL SYMPOSIA mark is owned by the Nobel Foundation.
Nobel Symposium 215: Beyond Boltzmann: Complexity, Memory, and Non-Additive Entropies was funded by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and organised by the Department of Physics, Lund University.
Support & acknowledgements