This lecture takes you on a journey to the heart of matter, guided by the Brout-Englert-Higgs boson. We explore its theoretical prediction in 1964, its role in the Standard Model, and the long road to its discovery at CERN in 2012-leading to Belgium's first physics Nobel Prize for F. Englert.

A decade later, we reflect on the latest advances and the major challenges in particle physics today.

Registering is mandatory and can be done on our linktr.ee/vvngent.