| First Name | Last Name | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
| Adam | Martin | University of Notre Dame |
| Andre | David | CERN |
| Andrew | Gilbert | Karlsruhe Institute of Technology |
| Anette | Studsgård | Niels Bohr International Academy |
| Ben | Gripaios | Cambridge |
| Brian | Henning | Yale University |
| Cen | Zhang | Brookhaven National Lab |
| Claudius | Krause | LMU Munich / IFIC Valencia |
| Darren | Scott | Durham University |
| David | Marzocca | University of Zurich |
| David | Sabonis | NBI |
| Dipankar | Das | University of Valencia (IFIC) |
| Emil | Bjerrum-Bohr | NBIA |
| Fady | Bishara | University of Oxford |
| Francesco | Riva | CERN |
| Gabriel | Lee | Technion – Israel Institute of Technology |
| Gerhard | Buchalla | LMU Munich |
| Giampiero | Passarino | INFN, Turin & Turin U |
| Gitte Elgaard | Clausen | Niels Bohr International Academy |
| Ilaria | Brivio | NBIA |
| jonathan | cohen | Technion |
| Jure | Zupan | U. Cincinnati & CERN |
| Jérémie | Quevillon | King's College London |
| Jörgen | Sjölin | Stockholm University |
| Ken | Mimasu | University of Sussex |
| Kirill | Kanshin | INFN Padua & Padua U |
| Luminita | Mihaila | ITP -University of Heidelberg |
| Marc-Andre | Pleier | Brookhaven National Laboratory (US) |
| Markus | Luty | University of California Davis |
| Martin | Rotzinger | Freiburg University |
| Michael | Duehrssen-Debling | CERN |
| Michael | Russell | University of Glasgow |
| Michael | Spannowsky | IPPP Durham |
| Michael | Trott | NBIA |
| Milena | Bajic | NBI |
| MINHO | SON | Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) |
| Mitesh | Patel | Imperial College London |
| Mojtaba | Mohammadi Najafabadi | IPM |
| Olga | Bessidskaia Bylund | Stockholm University |
| Oscar | Cata | LMU, Munich |
| Paolo | Di Vecchia | Niels Bohr Institute |
| Poul | Damgaard | NBIA |
| Raman | Sundrum | University of Maryland |
| Raquel | Gomez Ambrosio | INFN Turin & Turin Univ. |
| Riccardo | Rattazzi | EPFL |
| Sanjoy | Biswas | Korea Institute for Advanced Study, South Korea |
| Sebastian | Ellis | University of Michigan / DESY |
| Shaouly | Bar-Shalom | Technion |
| Silvia | Taroni | University of Notre Dame |
| Stefan | Alte | Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz |
| Tevong | You | University of Cambridge |
| Tom | Melia | LBNL - Berkeley |
| Tracey | Berry | Royal Holloway |
| Troels | Petersen | Niels Bohr Institute |
| Tyler | Corbett | University of Melbourne |
| Wolfgang | Altmannshofer | University of Cincinnati |
| Yun | Jiang | Niels Bohr Institute |
| Zhengkang | Zhang | U Michigan / DESY |
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