Description Lead paper in a special issue devoted to Bohr. Other contents: Amaldi, Edoardo: Introduction. D'Agostino, Salvo: The problem of the link between correspondence and complementarity in Niels Bohr's papers, 1925-1927. Hendry, John: The history of complementarity: Niels Bohr and the problem of visualization. Petruccioli, Sandro: Quantum discontinuity and space time description in Bohr's early atomic theory. Favrholdt, David: The cultural background of the young Niels Bohr. Kragh, Helge: Bohr's atomic theory and the chemists, 1913-1925. Kay, Lily E.: The secret of life: Niels Bohr's influence on the biology program of Max Delbrück. Amaldi, Edoardo: Niels Bohr and the early history of CERN. Cini, Marcello: The measurement of quantum properties with classical instruments: Was Bohr right? Selleri, Franco: Bohr's complementarity in the light of modern researches in the foundations of quantum theory. De Martini, Francesco: The concept of photon and the paradoxes of complementarity in optics. Ghirardi, Gian Carlo, Rimini, Alberto, Weber, Tullio: Classical behaviour of macroscopic bodies and quantum measurement.
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