New Frontiers in Theoretical Physics

Session

Plenary Talks

May 28, 2014, 9:00 AM

Cortona (Arezzo), Italy

0. Superfluid transport of information in turning flocks of starling

Andrea Cavagna (ISC-CNR, Roma)

5/28/14, 9:00 AM

1. Resurgence and non-perturbative physics

Gerald Dunne (University of Connecticut)

5/28/14, 9:45 AM

2. Monopole physics in Spin Ice Materials

Claudio Castelnovo (University of Cambridge)

5/28/14, 2:30 PM

3. Multi-component one-dimensional liquids of fermions

Leonardo Fallani (LENS - Firenze University)

5/28/14, 3:15 PM

24. Higher spin theories and holography

Simone Giombi (Princeton University)

5/29/14, 9:00 AM

25. Aspects od entanglement in QFT

Erik Tonni (SISSA - Trieste)

5/29/14, 9:45 AM

36. Bimetric theories

Hassan Fawad (Stockholm University)

5/29/14, 2:30 PM

37. Planck, BICEP2 and implications for inflation and dark energy

Martin Kunz (University of Geneva)

5/29/14, 3:15 PM

48. Heavy dense QCD and nuclear matter on the lattice

Owe Philipsen (Goethe University)

5/30/14, 9:00 AM

49. Seeing the high energy universe with IceCube

Subir Sarkar (University of Oxford & NBI Copenhagen)

5/30/14, 9:45 AM

60. AMS, Fermi and Planck: verifying the Cosmological Standard Model with Space Experiments, an experimentalist perspective

Marco Incagli (PI)

5/30/14, 2:30 PM

61. Discussion Session

5/30/14, 3:15 PM

70. Protected quantities in supersymmetric gauge theories

Davide Gaiotto (Perimeter Institute)

5/31/14, 9:00 AM

71. Theoretical implications of present LHC unobservations

Alessandro Strumia (Università di Pisa e INFN)

5/31/14, 9:45 AM

72. Results from the LHC run I and perspectives for run II

Maurizio Pierini (CERN)

5/31/14, 11:00 AM