In the world of science, laws of nature are sometimes called nomological, but in everyday language laws of nature are considered to be the rules of science and nature.

This is great for everyday language use, but in strict scientific terms this would be the ideal situation. Scientifically speaking laws of nature are formulas and rules that try to pinpoint predictability. Examples of such laws would be those of Newton or Maxwell.

What are laws of nature and how do we define such laws? How many of us really know the laws of nature if put to the test?

Keynote speakers on laws of nature might choose a general focus as well as examine individual laws of nature and the scientists behind them.