S. D. Bosanac
R. Boskovic Institute, Zagreb
The prevailing view today is that the only fundamental problem that
needs solution, to have the complete picture of Nature, is to incorporate
gravity into the unified theory of fields. This suggests that the
end of science is nearing, at least in its fundamental aspect. This view
will be challenged in the talk, and the basis will be results that were
presented at the conference. It will be argued that despite great strides
of science there are a number of very basic fundamental questions that
need solution. Are the challenges to answer them indication that
something is missing in the formulation of modern physics? And if so is
science only at its beginning?
