This workshop is intended to expose theoretical cosmologists to some of the important observations being made of our universe. The goal is to encourage theorists to think concretely about the questions being raised by these new discoveries and also to acquire a sense of the realistic constraints on theoretical ideas and models that will be possible from the coming generation of cosmological observations.
The atmosphere will be lively and informal, with relatively few talks each day, to provide plenty of time for discussion and collaboration among the participants.
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Registration:
This workshop is open to anyone but financial support is only available to the invited speakers and the members of the UniverseNet research network. All interested researchers should register though the “Indico” page for this workshop, which is accessible either here or at the through the “Registration” link in the navigation menu to the left. There is no fee for attending this workshop. Registration will be possible until July 31, 2010.
Accommodation:
For important information about the accommodation, please visit the relevant link on the left. Please note that in order to benefit from the special price for the hotel rooms book your rooms before the July 16th .
Location:
The workshop will be held at the historic Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen.
Speakers:
Lars Bergström
Stockholm University
Alexander Dolgov
ITEP, Moscow & Ferrara University
Steen Hannestad
Aarhus University
Steen Hansen
DARK
Alan Heavens
University of Edinburgh
Sabino Matarrese
University of Padua
Anupam Mazumdar
Lancaster University
Slava Mukhanov
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Hiranya Peiris
University of Cambridge
Will Percival
University of Portsmouth
Leandros Perivolaropoulos
University of Ioannina
Syksy Rasanen
University of Helsinki
Subir Sarkar
University of Oxford
Shinji Tsujikawa
Tokyo University of Science
Local organizers:
P. H. Damgaard, P. Naselsky, H. Collins, and S. Nesseris
