Abstract
This is the report on the 1961 Solvay Congress, the 50th anniversary of the first Solvay Congress. The subject of the conference was, perhaps, more general than those of the most recent Solvay congresses, and perhaps even more general than the title indicates: it encompassed the most important developments of the last few years on the frontiers of modern theoretical physics.
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