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Explore the origins and impact of SESAME (Synchrotron-light for Experimental Science and Applications in the Middle East) in this comprehensive 2-hour 25-minute conference talk featuring Professor Herman Winick and 18 esteemed colleagues, including Nobel laureate Ada Yonath and three former CERN Directors-General. Delve into the late 1990s conception of SESAME, a project designed to foster scientific cooperation in a conflict-ridden region. Discover how this initiative aims to overcome barriers and cultural differences through the common ground of science and research. Gain insights into the power of scientific collaboration in promoting peace and understanding across diverse communities.