Frequently Asked Questions

The Nobel Prize Dialogue is an open, cross-disciplinary forum that brings together Nobel Prize Laureates, world-leading scientists, policymakers, and thought leaders to discuss global issues that affect us all. The event is open to a worldwide audience online.

In 2025, the Dialogue comes to India in exclusive partnership with Tata Trusts. Centred on the theme “The Future We Want,” the India editions in Bengaluru and Mumbai will explore how investment in knowledge, creativity, and our young people can build a world of joy, wonder, and innovation that is more inclusive, sustainable, and equitable. These conversations will be grounded in India’s rich intellectual tradition and will showcase its emergence as a leading player on the global stage.

The Nobel Prize Dialogue India will be taking place on 3 November 2025 in the J N Tata Auditorium at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru, and on 5 November 2025 in Mumbai (by invitation only).

The events will feature Nobel Prize laureates David MacMillan, chemistry 2021 and James Robinson, economic sciences 2024, joined by voices from science, business and policymaking.

See the full list of panellists.

The Nobel Prize Dialogue India 2025 in Bengaluru is free to attend and open to all who have registered for it.

Registration is now closed, as the event is fully booked. However, the event can be viewed online.

The Bengaluru edition of the Nobel Prize Dialogue India 2025 is a free to attend event. Registration is now closed, as the event is fully booked. However, it remains open to a worldwide audience online.

Follow the official Nobel Prize Dialogue and Tata Trusts websites for updates and important announcements about the event. You can also stay connected through the official social media channels:

The Nobel Prize Dialogue India 2025 in Bengaluru is free to attend with prior registration. Participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation.

Yes, all sessions will be live streamed worldwide on 3 November 2025 from 10:30 am IST on the official YouTube channels of the Nobel Prize and the Tata Trusts , allowing anyone to join the Dialogue virtually.

Click here for the detailed agenda for the Nobel Prize Dialogue 2025 in Bengaluru.

The Dialogue is designed for on-stage interactions, with audience engagement taking place through moderated sessions. Personal meetings or one-on-one interactions with the laureates are not part of the event proceedings.

Follow the official Nobel Prize Dialogue and Tata Trusts websites for updates and important announcements about the event.

You may also follow and stay connected through the official social media channels:

The Bengaluru event is open only to registered participants. Family members or guests without registration will not be allowed entry.

Yes, entry will only be allowed for participants with a valid QR code, that is sent in a confirmation email after registration. Please carry it (digital or printed) for verification.

Yes, all participants must carry a valid photo ID (such as a student ID or government-issued ID) for entry verification.

Yes, there will be a selfie booth at the venue for participants to capture their Nobel Prize Dialogue experience.

Photography for personal use is allowed in designated areas. However, flash photography or video recording during sessions will not be permitted.

No, presentations are by invitation only and limited to selected speakers and panellists.

Yes, the Nobel Prize Dialogue India 2025 will be conducted in English.

When registering for Nobel Prize Dialogue India 2025 (the “Event”), please note that the Nobel Prize Outreach will be collecting and processing your personal data to administer your RSVP and participation in this Event. The personal data will be processed in accordance with the Nobel Prize Outreach’s privacy policy. You may read more about how Nobel Prize Outreach processes your personal data at https://www.nobelprize.org/about/privacy-policy.

The Event will be photographed and filmed, and all of such material may be publicly published for promotion, during and after the event, on Nobel Prize public channels, Tata Trusts social media channels, website, publication and Nobel Prize Outreach activities. By registering for the Event, you acknowledge and agree to the aforementioned.

For any questions or clarifications, please refer to the Nobel Prize Dialogue and Tata Trusts website.

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