Name: DΛrk Energy: from Fundamental Theories to Observations (and back)
Start: 2023-09-11T09:00:00+02:00
End: 2023-09-15T20:00:00+02:00
Location: INFN-LNF, Auditorium Bruno Touschek

A minimal SM/ΛCDM cosmology

Challenges for the dark-matter and dark-energy models that point towards a new model

COFFEE BREAK

Concluding remarks

Constraining Dark Energy and Modified Gravity with Euclid

Cosmological Tensions and a time-dependent Planck Mass

Cosmological tensions guiding the path beyond ΛCDM

Cosmology from forthcoming Euclid Galaxy Clustering Measurements

Cosmology from forthcoming Euclid Weak Lensing Measurements

Current and future constraints on f(Q) cosmology with LCDM background

Dark Energy and Early Dark Energy - what could they be ?

Dark Energy with SKA

Direct detection experiments and light chameleons

H0 from Cosmic Microwave Background measurements

How many h are there? And what do they mean?

LUNCH

Model independent reconstruction of deviations from GR with cosmological data

Modified Gravity in Two-Body Systems

Nonlinearities in the dark sector in the early and the late Universe

Normal theoretical ideas on vacuum energy

POSTER WINNER TALK: Testing Gravity cross-correlating CMB and LSS

POSTER WINNER TALK: Bouncing cosmology from nonlinear DE with two cosmological constants

Posters and WINE

Prior effects and the cosmological tensions

Registration

Round table discussion

S-matrix and Dark Energy

SOCIAL DINNER

Teleparallel Cosmology - From theory to observational constraints

The Different Faces of Cosmography

The near-universe value of the Hubble constant from Cepheids and TRGB

Time Delay Cosmography with Strongly Lensed Quasars

Tracing the cosmic expansion using Type Ia Supernovae

Ultralight axions in string cosmology

Unimodular Gravity

Welcome from the LNF Director Dr. Fabio Bossi

DΛrk Energy: from Fundamental Theories to Observations (and back)

Support

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