Opinions and Evaluations

The comments of the faculty and the participants attest to the effectiveness of this annual scientific activity.

Some excerpts from the archives:

• "I found my participation in INSC very profitable and pleasant. I have nothing but praise for the organization"

Sir George Deacon, Faculty Member

• "My principal impression was of the enthusiasm and interest of the student. Clearly, the college provided something they were missing. To have the chance to join a large group of active physicist for a while was, I am sure, of great value to them."

Professor A. H. Cook, Faculty Member

• "The participants were highly qualified and interested, the organization modern and efficient, the hospitality warm and profound. Your country, by supporting and organizing this college, has given to all the participants from more than thirty countries a splendid example. Future meetings of this kind are most needed. They help to create personal and scientific links among leading scientist and universities in developing countries."

Professor R. Ruffini, Faculty Member

• "Nathiagali Summer College is well known for the high quality international scientific meetings organized and/or hosted by them. This promises to be a well balanced effort to increase interaction between American and the European scientist and the technologists and their counterparts in the developing countries. This comes at a juncture where such exchange of ideas is of great importance."

Referee for US-NSF grant proposal

• "......This long standing Summer College appears to be well thought out and well organized. Its design promotes contact between US physicists and their counterparts in Pakistan and the region. Choice of the lecturers seems to have been very good. The lecturers, who have already participated, do appear to be distinguished researchers. The subject of the college both posses high intrinsic merit and high utility and relevance for the improved technology for the solution of societal problems. The impact of the college will primarily be achieved through its effects on the infrastructure of science and engineering in the region."

Referee for US-NSF grant proposal