lecture from professor sheldon l glass
oh and to introduce as well to chair I
we invite Ika Dewi Ana PhD
honorable professors honorable academic
senate, rector and vice rectors
distinguished guests and also students
there was a prince lived in Ceylon
Sri Lanka and his name is very famous
because there are some inventions based
his name and there are some
inventions also created from the very
structured and planned objectives
there are some inventions as the result of
serendipitous moments
it is very honored for us young generation here in
Universitas Gadjah Mada and in
Yogyakarta to have the visit and lecture
from Professor Sheldon Lee Glashow
Professor Sheldon Lee Glashow will
deliver the lecture on how basic sciences
drive technological progress
Professor Sheldon Lee Glashow is an
American theoretical physicist who
received the 1979 Nobel Prize for
Physics and when he was young he began
pursuing his interest in science
Hisbrother named Samuel interested him
in the law of falling bodies
When Pprofessor Glashow was 10 his brother
(he is a dentist) was also the one who
helped his father equipped a basement
chemistry lab for the young Professor
Glashow when his age was 15 and now we
have Professor Glashow  here. when the
student is ready the teacher will come
we welcome Professor Sheldon Lee Glashow
for his lectures
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okay I think I'm set sorry for the delay
there's been some talk by the way this
is my first experience in this country
the largest country with the largest
Muslim population in the world and
mentioned has been made earlier of my
good friend Abdul Salam with whom I
shared the Nobel Prize and I'd like to
say a few words about him and about
science in the Muslim world and this was
my good friend I