(foto arzchief Solvay Instituut)On 15 June 1911, 20 leading physicists received an "invitation to an International Scientific Conference to clarify current questions of molecular and kinetic theory". The invitation was confidential and signed "E. Solvay". The conference that took place in Brussels from 30 October to 3 November 1911 is today considered the first international conference on physics, and its significance in the progress of science is recognised worldwide. A second committee began organising the Solvay Conferences on Chemistry in 1922, after the First World War. ...
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