21. ILYA PRIGOGINE Name ilya prigogine. Children Yves prigogine; July 5, 1945 Pascal prigogine;February 6, 1970. Awarded nobel Prize for Chemistry, 1977. Education http://www.crs4.it/CISST/Curriculum-Prigogine.html

CURRICULUM VITAE ILYA PRIGOGINE Education Activities Prizes Honorary Degrees ... Publications (since 1964) Name: Ilya Prigogine Born: January 25, 1917; Moscow, Russia Nationality: Belgian Married: Marina Prokopowicz; February 25, 1961 Children: Yves Prigogine; July 5, 1945 Pascal Prigogine; February 6, 1970 Title: Hereditary nobility and the personal title of Viscount , awarded by His Majesty, the King of Belgium, 21 July 1989 Awarded: Nobel Prize for Chemistry, 1977 Education: Docteur en Sciences Chimiques, 1941 Index Home Page CISST Activities: Director, International Institutes of Physics and Chemistry Founded by E.Solvay, since 1959 Director, Ilya Prigogine Center for Studies in Statistical Mechanics and Complex Systems, The University of Texas at Austin, since 1967 Visiting Professor, the University of Chicago, Department of Chemistry, Enrico Fermi Institute for Nuclear Studies and the Study of Metals, 19611966 Professor of Physics and Chemical Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, since 1967; Regental Professor, since 1977; Ashbel Smith Professor, since 1984

22. Publications Of Ilya Prigogine prigogine ilya, nobel Chemist Examines Essays on Bergson , Preface for thebook Bergson and Modern Thought, Towards an Unified Science by Andrew C http://solvayins.ulb.ac.be/publications/PrigogineIlya.html

Publications of Ilya Prigogine Go to Publications of Solvay Institutes Index Authors Title Journal/Book/Edition G. Ordonez, T. Petrosky, I. Prigogine "Quantum transitions and dressed unstable states" Physical Review A, Volume 63, 052106 G. Ordonez, T. Petrosky, E. Karpov, I. Prigogine "Explicit construction of a time superoperator for quantum unstable systems" Chaos, Solitons and Fractals, 12, 2591-2601 G. Ordonez, T. Petrosky, I. Prigogine "Space time formulation of quantum transitions" Physical Review A, Volume 64, 062101 I. Prigogine and I. Antoniou "Science, Evolution and Complexity" p. 21-36 in "Genetics in Europe - Open days 2000 (GEOD 2000)", Sommet européen, Bruxelles, 16 novembre 2000 I. Prigogine "Time and the laws of nature" p. 219-226 in "The Physical Nature and Consciousness" eds Philip Van Loocke, published as Vol. 19 of the series "Advances in consciousness research" ed. John Benjamins I. Prigogine "Vingt ans après" (Introduction) + "Le futur n'est pas donné" p. 7-10 + p. 13-30 dans "L'homme devant l'incertain", Ouvrage dirigé par I. Prigogine, Ed. Odile Jacob, Paris, Mai I. Prigogine

23. Ilya Prigogine of Texas at Austin since 1984 Director of the ilya prigogine Center of nobel Prizewinner in Chemistry 1977 Recipient of 22 scientific awards Recipient of 28 http://solvayins.ulb.ac.be/generated/IlyaPrigogine.html

Ilya Prigogine Official address : International Solvay Institutes Campus Plaine ULB CP 231 Building NO, level 5, Boulevard du Triomphe - B 1050 Bruxelles Phone : Fax : Date and Place of birth : Moscow, 25 Janurary 1917 Nationality : Belgian Education : Licencie en Sciences Chimiques - 1939 - ULB Licencie en Sciences Physiques - 1939 - ULB Docteur en Sciences Chimiques - 1941 - ULB Agrege de l'Enseignement Superieur en Chimie Physique - 1945 - ULB Career / Enployment : Professor at the University of Brussels since 1950 Professor at the University of Chicago 1961 - 1966 Director of International Solvay Institutes since 1959 Ashbel Smith Regental Professor at the University of Texas at Austin since 1984 Director of the Ilya Prigogine Center of Studies in Statistical Mechanics, Thermodynamics and Complex Systems, University of Texes at Austin since 1967 Research and Expertise : Irreversible processes, dynamical systems, chaos, Complexity, Statistical Physics. Physical Chemistry Honours Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry - 1977 Recipient of 22 scientific awards Recipient of 28 honorary doctoral degrees from several universities Member of 30 academies and professional societies PUBLICATIONS Last updated June 2000

24. Ilya Prigogine was decently aged he got the 1968 nobel Prize in of an interview one almost saysaudience - with prigogine. with my evaluation of Uncle ilya; but would http://cscs.umich.edu/~crshalizi/notebooks/prigogine.html

Notebooks Ilya Prigogine (Tue Oct 1 12:17:47 2002) Ilya Prigogine is a Belgian-American scientist, working mainly in physical chemistry and statistical mechanics . (He's of white Russian descent, hence his rather un-Belgian name.) As part of the ``Brussels School'' of thermodynamics, he did important and valuable work on irreversible processes in the 1950s and 1960s. In the 1970s he began to work on what he called ``dissipative structures'' ( q.v. After winning the Nobel Prize in chemistry for '76, Prigogine began writing popular books about all this. But he wasn't (he said) just nouvelle alliance self-organization (the two are hardly distinguished in his writings; I cannot speak for his mind) is, we are told, a prime example of the sciences of becoming. This led to him becoming, all at once, the patron scientist of New Age twinks, of post-modern I-know-not-whats, of some anti-post-modern I-know-not-whats (like Frederick Turner), and of Alvin Toffler. (The English translation of La Nouvelle alliance, titled Order Out of Chaos

25. Prigogine, Ilya prigogine, ilya (1917). Earlier theories had considered systems at or about equilibrium;prigogine began to study 'dissipative' or nobel Prize for Physics 1977 http://www.cartage.org.lb/en/themes/Biographies/MainBiographies/P/Prigogine/1.ht

Prigogine, Ilya Russian-born Belgian chemist who, as a highly original theoretician, has made major contributions to the field of thermodynamics. Earlier theories had considered systems at or about equilibrium; Prigogine began to study 'dissipative' or nonequilibrium structures frequently found in biological and chemical reactions. Nobel Prize for Physics 1977. Prigogine was born in Moscow. He studied at Brussels and became professor there 1951, and in 1959 director of the Instituts Internationaux de Physique et de Chemie. He was professor at the Enrico Fermi Institute at the University of Chicago 1961-66, and from 1967 director of the Center for Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics at the University of Texas in Austin, concurrently with his professorship in Brussels. When Prigogine began studying dissipative systems in the 1940s, it was not understood how a more orderly system, such as a living creature, could arise spontaneously and maintain itself despite the universal tendency towards disorder. It is now known that order can be created and preserved by processes that flow 'uphill' in the thermodynamic sense, compensated by 'downhill' events. Dissipative systems can exist only in harmony with their surroundings. Close to equilibrium, their order tends to be destroyed. These ideas have been applied to examine how life originated on Earth, to ecosystems, to the preservation of world resources, and even to the prevention of traffic jams.

26. Nobel Laureates In Chemistry By Alphabetical Order Themes Science Chemistry About Chemistry Generalities nobel Laureatesin Chemistry by Alphabetical order. Name, Year Awarded. prigogine, ilya, 1977. http://www.cartage.org.lb/en/themes/Sciences/Chemistry/Aboutchemistry/AlphaNobel

27. A Message From Ilya Prigogine A letter from nobel prize winner ilya prigogine that contains thoughts about networkedsociety generated from reviewing the program for the World Symposium on http://www.firstmonday.dk/issues/issue4_8/prigogine/

Dear Bertrand Schneider, I want to congratulate you and the Club of Rome for the creation of the World Symposium on Network Media [ ]. I regret that I am unable to attend this symposium. I am convinced that at present humanity is going through a bifurcation process due to information technology. The great French historian Braudel has written: "Events are dust". This is only partially true. There are "well-defined events" which have shaped human history. A simple example is the neolithic bifurcation associated to an increased flow of energy, coming from the discovery of agriculture and metallurgy and leading to a complex hierarchical society. We can of course quote other social bifurcations related to fossil energy: coal, oil which lead to the industrial society. Now we have the information technology which leads to the networked society. What will be the effect of the present bifurcation? Because of the scales involved we can expect a larger role of non linear terms therefore larger fluctuations and increased instability. The evolution from the small ant society to large ant society was the result of qualitative changes involving discontinuities. Such type of discontinuities appear in many fields of physics, chemistry and biology. They are associated with bifurcations. Bifurcations play an important role in our present view of nature. They lead to multiple possibilities which are associated to probabilities. They destroy the classical deterministic view of nature.

28. Order Out Of Chaos - Ilya Prigogine And Isabelle Stengers (1984) appeared on one of the usenet groups and, in view of the fact that it deals withthe work of ilya prigogine, I thought to prigogine won the nobel Prize in http://www.magna.com.au/~prfbrown/chaos_02.htm

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30. Ilya Prigogine Translate this page ilya prigogine, a nobel laureate in chemistry 1977 , is director, Solvay Institutesfor Physics and Chemistry, in Brussels, and director, ilya prigogine Center http://www.uni-koblenz.de/~odsgroe/wwwha/personen/prigogine/prigogine.html

Ilya Prigogine und die Thermodynamik offener Systeme Vita Konzepte Forschung Didaktik ... Information Theorem der minimalen Entropieproduktion Konzept der Ordnung durch Fluktuationen Vita Ilya Prigogine-Brussels-Page Ilya Prigogine, a Nobel laureate in chemistry 1977 , is director, Solvay Institutes for Physics and Chemistry, in Brussels, and director, Ilya Prigogine Center for Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics, University of Texas at Austin (Research and Expertise: Irreversible processes, dynamical systems, chaos, Complexity,Statistical Physics. Physical Chemistry). Ilya Prigogine-Austin-Page The Prigogine Center's research is devoted to theoretical and computational study of nonlinear and nonequilibrium phenomena in physical and chemical processes, as well as nonlinear dynamical behavior of complex biological, neural, and social systems. Prigogine, zum 80. Geburtstag (FAZ, 25.01.97) Konzepte Time's arrow suspended in flight Forschung Life as a Manifestation of the Second Law of Thermodynamics (Schneider and Kay 1994) We examine the thermodynamic evolution of various evolving systems, from primitive physical systems to complex living systems, and conclude that they involve similar processes which are phenomenological manifestations of the second law of thermodynamics

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Philippe Rahmy / Une fin des certitudes chronique suivante - page d'accueil Philippe Rahmy retour remue.net "Magritte, tout comme Einstein, insiste sur le fait que le créativité vient de l'étonnement, d'un sentiment de malaise. Mais pour lui, toute tentative d'explication du mystère dégrade le mystère. Il faut le prendre comme un tout. Chez Einstein aussi, l'étonnement est le point de départ et la créativité la réponse. Il y a dans les deux cas un sentiment du mystère de l'univers. Mais la réponse est différente." Ilya Prigogine Ilya Prigogine : "Prix Nobel de chimie en 1977 pour ses contributions à la thermodynamique des processus irréversibles, Ilya Prigogine est l'une des grandes figures scientifiques de notre temps. Il aborda dès 1945 l'étude des processus irréversibles, qui l'ont amené à développer un intérêt récurrent pour le concept de temps". Quel écrivain contemporain se risque à questionner le scientifique, un peu à la façon d'un Voltaire avec Newton, à rédiger un "Éléments de la philosophie de Prigogine pour la littérature" ou à frotter son écriture aux équations de son temps? Plus rare encore celui qui est à la fois écrivain et philosophe des sciences, qui décloisonne les disciplines et tente l'élaboration de passerelles stylistiques et éthiques entre l'univers de la physique et le monde des lettres (le

32. Bloomfield Science Museum/Ilya Prigogine leads to a recommendation of a marvelous book by ilya prigogine called Order prigoginehas received many high prizes including the nobel Prize for http://www.mada.org.il/website/html/eng/2_1_1-13.htm

Birthdate January 25 Ilya Prigogine, (b. 25.1.1917) (Russian/Belgian) The Arrow of Time You would be very surprised if the pool of water of the kitchen table got back together and re-made the cube of ice from which it came, and even more surprised if you started "remembering" the future and forgetting the past. In fact almost all the processes of nature and of life appear to be "time irreversible". You would recognise a film of a pool of water becoming an ice cube as being shown backwards, while the idea of a person remembering the future seems like "way-out" science fiction, and besides is inconsistent with our ideas of cause and effect. And one can hardly imagine a universe, and certainly not life, without cause and effect. In brief, time's arrow appears very strongly to be pointing in one direction, from past to future. But how can one reconcile this observation with the discovery that virtually all of the underlying physical processes are in fact reversible, or time-symmetrical? That looking at a film of these processes one could in no way tell whether the film was being shown forwards or backwards? Reconciliation The reconciliation between microscopic reversibility and macroscopic irreversibility has occupied scientists (and philosophers) for two hundred years - and remains a subject of hot controversy.

33. Prigogine (Ilya) Translate this page 3. ilya prigogine. (1917 - ). Physicien et chimiste belge. Prix nobel de chimieen 1977, il a revitalisé la science, grâce à des théories fécondes pour l http://www.philo5.com/Les vrais penseurs/03 - Ilya Prigogine.htm

Ilya Prigogine Physicien et chimiste belge Prix Nobel de chimie en 1977, il a revitalisé la science, grâce à des théories fécondes pour l’étude des problèmes aussi variés que le trafic automobile, sociétés d’insectes, croissance des cellules cancéreuses. Il est l’auteur de recherches sur les structures dissipatives. L’univers n’est plus une horloge , mais un chaos La créativité scientifique existe au même titre que la créativité artistique. La science est toujours un enchaînement de propositions réfutables, et ce qui échappe à toute possibilité de réfutation relève de la magie ou de la mystique, non du domaine scientifique. La science n’apparaît qu’en fonction de l’idée que les hommes se font de l’Univers. Si un peuple est persuadé qu’un Créateur est à l’origine du monde et détermine son futur, c’est qu’il existe des lois et un avenir discernables. Au XVII siècle, rappelle Prigogine, les lois de la Nature renvoyaient à un Législateur suprême. Il appartenait donc aux savants de décoder ces lois divines, et ces savants avaient vocation à devenir omniscients : l’apparition de la science moderne en Occident au XVII siècle classique est en résonance avec la théologie de l’époque. Mais cette croyance en un Dieu fort et rationnel, condition nécessaire à l’apparition de la science, n’a pas été suffisante. Il fallait aussi, ajoute Prigogine, qu’au Dieu fort s’oppose un roi faible, c’est-à-dire un certain «jeu» politique et social qui incite à l’inquiétude spirituelle et permette aux débats intellectuels de se déployer. Pour Prigogine, c’est la querelle permanente, dans l’Europe du Moyen Âge entre les papes et les rois, qui engendra cette circonstance favorable à la pensée indépendante.

34. Prigogin ilya prigogine the nobel Prize in chemistry in 1977for his contributions to nonequilibriumthermodynamics, particularly the theory of dissipative structures http://www.bridgeworld.org/Akadem/eng/prigogin.htm

ILYA PRIGOGINE the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1977for his contributions to nonequilibrium thermodynamics, particularly the theory of dissipative structures; Cavalier and Commander of the International Order "Science. Education. Culture", PhD, Grand PhD, Professor The main theme of his scientific work has been a better understanding of the role of time in the physical sciences and in biology. He is a member of 63 national and professional organizations, among which are the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The most recent of Prigogine's many international activities are Special Advisor to the European Community in Brussels, Belgium and Honorary Member of the World Commission of Culture and Development of UNESCO, chaired by Perez de Cuellar. The main theme of his scientific work has been a better understanding of the role of time in the physical sciences and in biology. He is a member of 63 national and professional organizations, among which are the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The most recent of Prigogine's many international activities are Special Advisor to the European Community in Brussels, Belgium and Honorary Member of the World Commission of Culture and Development of UNESCO, chaired by Perez de Cuellar.

35. IC2 Institute Fellows: Ilya Prigogine nobel Laureate ilya prigogine is the Ashbel Smith Professor, the Regental Professorin the Department of Physics, and the Director of the ilya prigogine Center http://sevilleta.unm.edu/~bmilne/bio576/instr/html/SOS/prig.html

IC2 Institute Fellows: Ilya Prigogine, RGK Foundation Centennial Fellow Recent Activities Nobel Laureate Ilya Prigogine is the Ashbel Smith Professor, the Regental Professor in the Department of Physics, and the Director of the Ilya Prigogine Center for Studies in Statistical Mechanics and Complex Systems at The University of Texas at Austin. In October two universities in Argentina Palermo University in Buenos Aires and the National University of San Luisgranted Ilya Prigogine Doctor Honoris Causa Degrees At the National University of San Luis plans are being formed for a new center, Centro Latinoamericano Ilya Prigogine , for the study and diffusion of Professor Prigogine's philosophical thinking. Professor Prigogine has also accepted an offer extended by IC2 Senior Research Fellow Kunio Goto to be the senior science adviser for Kiehanna Interaction Plaza, Inc ., one of the core institutions of Kansai Science City, located outside Osak a, Japan. Dr. Prigogine spent three weeks in Japan, visiting Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Kansai Science City. While there, he presented a plenary lecture, Chaos and the Formulation of Classical and Quantum Dynamics at the International Conference on D ynamical Systems and Chaos held at Tokyo Metropolitan University. At that university he also gave a

36. Ilya Prigogine Translate this page nel 1970 da Jacques Monod, biologo molecolare francese, premio nobel nel 1965. Istitutodi documentazione e ricerca sull'opera di ilya prigogine Nell'universo http://utenti.tripod.it/piohome/prigogine.htm

a cura di Pio Passalacqua biografia Nel 1967 Prigogine introduce esplicitamente il concetto di struttura dissipativa in una comunicazione intitolata Structure, Dissipation and Life Self-Organization in Non-Equilibrium Systems Le Strutture dissipative , Sansoni, Firenze 1982), scritta in collaborazione con G. Nicolis. La nuova alleanza. Metamorfosi della scienza Prigogine, che afferma di essere stato grandemente influenzato dal libro di Monod, nella Nuova alleanza La nuova alleanza L'ultima parte della Nuova alleanza Dopo la pubblicazione della Nuova alleanza Nel 1978 Prigogine ha pubblicato From Being to Becoming Dall'essere al divenire , Einaudi, Torino 1986). Nel 1988 con I. Stengers e nel 1989 con G. Nicolis. Istituto di documentazione e ricerca sull'opera di Ilya Prigogine La fine delle certezze il tempo il caos e le leggi della natura Strutture dissipative La Freccia del Tempo altre notizie su Ilya Prigogine si possono trovare su Enciclopedia multimediale delle scienze filosofiche

37. Nobel Prize Winning Chemists 1976 1978 ilya prigogine. The nobel Prize In Chemistry 1977. ilya prigoginewas born in Moscow, on January 25, 1917- a few months before the revolution. http://www.sanbenito.k12.tx.us/district/webpages2002/judymedrano/Nobel Winners/I

Nobel Prize Winning Chemists Ilya Prigogine The Nobel Prize In Chemistry 1977 Ilya Prigogine was born in Moscow, on January 25, 1917- a few months before the revolution. It was at Brussels that he attended secondary school and university. He acquired Belgian nationality in 1949. His father, Roman Prigogine, who died in 1974, was a chemical engineer from the Moscow Polytechnic. His brother Alexander, who was born four years before him, followed, as he did himself, the curriculum of chemistry at the Universite Libre de Bruxelles. In the following years, he devoted much time to the theoretical approach of such problems, which called for the use of thermo-dynamical methods; I mean the solutions theory, the theory of corresponding states and of isotopic effects in the condensed phase. A collective research with V. Mathot, A. Bellemans and N. Trappeniers has led to the prediction of new effects such as the isotopic demixtion of helium, which matched in a perfect way the results of later research. Finally, among all those perspectives opened by thermodynamics, the one which was to keep his interest was the study of irreversible phenomena, which made so manifest the "arrow of time". But the introduction of the concept of dissipative structure was also to have other unexpected consequences. It was evident from start that the structures were evolving out of fluctuations. They appeared in fact as giant fluctuations, stabilized through matter and energy exchanges with the outer world. Since the formulation of the minimum entropy production theorem, the study of non-equilibrium fluctuation had attracted all his attention. Such methods are useful today for the study of thermo-dynamical properties of polymer solutions or isotopes.

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39. Getting To Know Ilya Prigogine Key Concepts Of Prigogine's Bergson won the nobel Prize for literature in 1927. Many of these ideas are somewhatobsolete. However, the interest of ilya prigogine in Bergson comes from http://www.scientecmatrix.com/seghers/tecma/scientecmatrix.nsf/_/CCBDCE8562BD007

40. Getting To Know Ilya Prigogine General Introduction To the press release by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, published on October11, 1977 to announce that ilya prigogine had been awarded the nobel Prize in http://www.scientecmatrix.com/seghers/tecma/scientecmatrix.nsf/_/B7BCBFD817C3EB2

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