The Higgs Lectures at the Royal Society: 

Dynamic Symmetry Across Scientific Frontiers

14th May, 2026 sees the inaugural Higgs Lectures at the Royal Society, a groundbreaking series of talks exploring the concept of dynamic symmetry across diverse scientific disciplines. Named in honour of the late Nobel laureate Peter Higgs, this event brings together leading researchers, innovative thinkers, and emerging talents to examine how complex systems maintain a fluid balance between order and chaos.

• 12 distinguished speakers from fields including quantum physics, astrophysics, biology, and mathematics
• Live-streamed globally for virtual attendance

Discover how dynamic symmetry theory is reshaping our understanding of:

• Quantum mechanics and quantum biology
• Evolutionary processes and cellular adaptation
• Cosmological structures and the nature of gravity
• Neural networks and cognitive science
• Complex systems and emergence

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