Contents and Structures of the Universe
Final Agenda
(Indicated talk duration do not include questions)

Sunday March 19th
Morning Session 1: Standard Model and Cosmological Parameters (1) Chairperson R. Hollman (Carnegie Mellon)
30'	-	What have we learned from CMB observations A. Lasenby (Cambridge) - Transparencies
15'	-	Astrophysical tests of fundamental physics   C. Martins (Porto)  - Transparencies
Morning Session 2: Current Observations (1) Chairperson
30'	-	Structure formation and numerical simulations S. White (Garching) - Transparencies
12'	-	AMI: A galaxy-cluster-survey telescope   K. Grainge (Cambridge)   - Transparencies
12'	-	Early Science with AMI   J. Zwart (Cambridge)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Joint multi--component analysis of Archeops and WMAP observations of Cosmic Microwave Background anisotropies.   G. Patanchon (Vancouver)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Cosmic ray physics in calculations of cosmological structure formation   T. Ensslin (Garching)   - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 1: Theoretical insights (1) Chairperson M. Bucher (Orsay)
30'	-	Branes and Cosmology C. Burgess (Hamilton) - Transparencies
15'	-	Effective theories of Inflaton initial states and Trans-Planckian Physics in the CMB   R. Holman (Pittsburgh)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Constraining Dissipative Inflation with the CMB   L. Hall (Sheffield)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Enhancing the tensor-to-scalar ratio in simple inflation.   A. Vikman (Munich)  - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 2: Current Observations (2) Chairperson
15'	-	The Dipole Anisotropy of the 2 Micron All-Sky Redshift Survey   P. Erdogdu (Nottingham)  - Transparencies
15'	-	The Lyman-alpha forest as a cosmological probe   M. Viel (Cambridge)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Investigate dark energy by a multi probes approach   A. Ealet (Marseille)  - Transparencies

Monday March 20th
Morning Session 1: Standard Model and Cosmological Parameters (2) Chairperson J. Bartlett (Orsay)
60'	-	WMAP L. Page (Princeton) - Transparencies
15'	-	Detecting shock waves in cosmological smoothed particle hydrodynamics simulations   C. Pfrommer (Toronto)  - Transparencies
15'	-	Best median values for cosmological parameters   M. Roos (Helsinki)   - Transparencies
Morning Session 1: Theoretical insights (2) Chairperson J. Bartlett (Orsay)
25'	-	Early Dark Energy   M. Doran (Heidelberg)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Do vortons form?   M. Postma (Amsterdam)   - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 1: Current Observations (3) Chairperson A. Lasenby (Cambridge)
30'	-	Balloon experiments / Boomerang De Bernardis (Rome) - Transparencies
15'	-	CMB Polarimetry with MAXIPOL   B. Johnson (Oxford)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Sunyaev-Zel'dovich Observations using the Super-Extended Very Small Array.   A. Scaife (Cambridge)   - Transparencies
25'	-	SZ Surveys are Coming: what should we do?   J. Bartlett (Paris)   - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 2: The Future (1) Chairperson A. Lasenby (Cambridge)
30'	-	Large arrays for mm P. Richards (Berkeley) - Transparencies
25'	-	A 21 cm Redshift Survey to Test Dark Energy Models.   J. Peterson (Pittsburgh)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Galactic hidden gas, the OSER project   M. Moniez (Orsay)   - Transparencies

Tuesday March 21st
Morning Session 1: Current Observations (4) Chairperson P. Richards (Berkeley)
30'	-	Constraining dark energy P. Astier (Paris) - Transparencies
15'	-	The SuperNova Legacy Survey: cosmological results from the first year data set   D. Fouchez (Marseille)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Offline analysis in the SuperNova Legacy Survey and SNIa explosion rate   V. Lusset (Saclay)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Supernovae and Dark Energy   A. Goobar (Stockholm)  - Transparencies
Morning Session 2: Standard Model and Cosmological Parameters (3) Chairperson P. Richards (Berkeley)
30'	-	Observational constraints and cosmological parameters A. Lewis (Cambridge) - Transparencies
15'	-	Measuring neutrino masses and dark enery with weak lensing tomography   H. Tu (Aarhus)  - Transparencies
15'	-	Limits on the sum of neutrino masses from a combined analysis of data from cosmic microwave background radiation and large scale structures   P. Serra (Roma)   - Transparencies
15'	-	CMB fluctuations and weak lensing seeded by cosmic strings   M. Landriau (Austin)   - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 1: Cosmology with high energy photons (1) Chairperson I. Maor (Cleveland)
25'	-	Indirect detection of dark matter candidates through gamma-rays   L. Bergstrom (Stockholm)   - Transparencies
15'	-	The status of new Dark Matter project ULTIMA   Y. Bunkov (Grenoble)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Dark Matter Search with AMS-02   S. Di Falco (Pisa)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Kaluza-Klein Dark Matter Search with GLAST   E. Nuss (Montpellier)   - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 2: Theoretical insights (3) Chairperson I. Maor (Cleveland)
25'	-	Inflation, strings, CMB anisotropies and leptogenesis   R. Jeannerot (Leiden)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Scaling in Domain Wall Networks   A. Moss (Manchester)   - Transparencies
15'	-	D-brane decay and cosmological dark energy   I. Arefeva (Moscow)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Signatures of Extra Dimensions   C. Carvalho (Lisbon)   - Transparencies

Wednesday March 22nd
Morning Session 1: The Future (2) Chairperson L. Bergstrom (Stockholm)
30'	-	ESO strategy and XLT's (eXtremely Large Telescopes) B. Leibundgut (ESO) - Transparencies
25'	-	Precision Studies of Dark Energy with the LSST   D. Burke (Stanford)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Science with the European ELT   S. D'Odorico (Garching)   - Transparencies
Morning Session 2: Current Observations (5) Chairperson L. Bergstrom (Stockholm)
25'	-	Mass maps of LSS from weak lensing in the HST COSMOS survey R. Massey (Pasadena) - Transparencies
15'	-	Shapelets analysis of weak lensing surveys   J. Bergé (Saclay)   - Transparencies
15'	-	WSLAP. A code for weak and strong lensing analysis and simulation.   J. Diego (Santander)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Weak lensing mass reconstruction of Abell209   S. Paulin-Henriksson (Catania)   - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 1: Theoretical insights (4) Chairperson R. Jeannerot (Leiden)
15'	-	Towards Inflation and Dark Energy Cosmologies in String Generated Gravity Models   I. Neupane (Christchurch)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Constraining Inverse Curvature Gravity with Supernovae   J. Weller (London)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Flowing to four dimensions   C. Papineau (Orsay)   - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 2: Common Session with QCD Chairperson J. Trân Thanh Vân (Orsay)
30'	-	The International Linear Collider J. List (Hamburg) - Transparencies
30'	-	The standard model in the last 20 years : Evolution and breakthroughs J. Silk (Oxford) - Transparencies

Thursday March 23rd
Morning Session 1: Cosmology with high energy photons (2) Chairperson J. Rich (Saclay)
30'	-	Studying Cosmic Acceleration with Galaxy Cluster Surveys Joe Mohr (Urbana) - Transparencies
25'	-	XMM-LSS A. Réfrégier / M. Pierre (Saclay) - Transparencies
15'	-	Constraining dark energy with Con-X galaxy clusters   D. Rapetti (Stanford)   - Transparencies
Morning Session 2: Cosmology with high energy photons (3) ChairpersonJ. Rich (Saclay)
30'	-	Dark matter (direct/indirect searches) B. Serfass (Berkeley) - Transparencies
15'	-	Status and Outlook of the EDELWEISS Experiment   M. Luca (Lyon)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Galactic hidden compact objects, the EROS results   M. Moniez (Orsay)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Outlook of Neutrino Detection at the South Pole   S. Robbins (Wuppertal)   - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 1: Current Observations (6) Chairperson D. Burke (Stanford)
25'	-	SDSS + UKIDSS J. Loveday (Brighton) - Transparencies
25'	-	Wide field observations from space A. Réfrégier (Saclay) - Transparencies
15'	-	Detection of the ISW effect and corresponding dark energy constraints made with directional spherical wavelets   J. Mcewen (Cambridge)   - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 2: Theoretical insights (5) Chairperson D. Burke (Stanford)
15'	-	Why we need lab experiments to search for ALPs.   J. Jaeckel (DESY)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Cosmological constraints on the axion   M. Beltran (Madrid)   - Transparencies
25'	-	Cosmological Gravitomagnetism and Mach's Principle   C. Schmid (Zurich)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Phantom-like behaviour in dilatonic brane-world scenario with induced gravity   M. Bouhmadi-Lopez  (Portsmouth)   - Transparencies

Friday March 24th
Morning Session 1: Theoretical insights (6) Chairperson C. Schmid (Zurich)
15'	-	Non-gaussianity and Observational Constraints for Variance of Perturbations in Curvaton Model   J. Valiviita (Portsmouth)   - Transparencies
25'	-	Astrophysical signatures of light dark matter Y. Ascasibar (Potsdam) - Transparencies
15'	-	Dark energy accretion onto black holes   V. Dokuchaev (Gran Sasso)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Numeric study of gravitational waves in Randall-Sundrum cosmology   S. Seahra (Portsmouth)  - Transparencies
Morning Session 2: The Future (3) Chairperson C. Schmid (Zurich)
15'	-	Component separation for polarized CMB experiments   J. Aumont (Grenoble)   - Transparencies
15'	-	The impact of instrumental systematics on CMB polarimetry experiments   D. O'Dea (Cambridge)   - Transparencies
30'	-	CMB observations from space F. Bouchet (Paris) - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 1: The Future (4) Chairperson P. Astier (Paris)
30'	-	ESA [cosmology] vision G Bignami (Toulouse) - Transparencies
30'	-	NASA roadmap S. Beckwith (Baltimore) - Transparencies
Afternoon Session 2: Standard Model and Cosmological Parameters (4) Chairperson P. Astier (Paris)
15'	-	Anisotropic universes due to dark energy   R. Battye (Manchester)   - Transparencies
15'	-	On virialization with dark energy   I. Maor (Cleveland)   - Transparencies
15'	-	Infrared modifications of gravity in 4 dimensions.   K. van Acoleyen (Durham)   - Transparencies

Saturday March 25th
Closing session: Summary Talk Chairperson R. Ansari (Orsay)
45'	-	Summary talk F. Bouchet (Paris) - Transparencies

Posters

		-	Gravitation Flexion: Local Variations in Lensing Fields   D. Goldberg (Drexel)
		-	Noncommutative Geometry Beyond the Standard Model   C. Stephan (Marseille)
		-	Multiresolution Approach to Weak Gravitational Lensing   S. Pires (Saclay)
		-	F_D-Term Hybrid Inflation with Electroweak Scale Lepton Number Violation   B. Garbrecht (Manchester)
		-	A Bayesian analysis of the primordial power spectrum   M. Bridges (Cambridge)
		-	SMICA, a method for blind component separation for observations of the Cosmic Microwave Background polarisation.   J. Taylor (Cambridge)
		-	Hot and Cold Spots shapes from the WMAP Data   G. Rossi (Philadelphia)
		-	Inflationary model selection and the Planck satellite   C. Pahud (Brighton)
		-	Inflationary model selection and the Planck satellite   R. Heineke (Cambridge)
		-	Virgo and its calibration   S. Karkar (Annecy)
		-	The OLIMPO experiment   F. Nati, L. Conversi, and L. Nati (for the OLIMPO collaboration)