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09:00
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Welcome & introduction
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Guy Consolmagno
(Specola Vaticana)
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09:40
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The Origin and Meaning of the Primeval Atom Hypothesis: how quantum physics meets Lemaître's cosmology
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Dominique Lambert
(University of Namur)
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10:20
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Quantum theory of the Lemaitre model for gravitational collapse
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Claus Kiefer
(U)
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11:00
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--- Coffee Break ---
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11:30
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Again about singularity crossing in gravitation and cosmology
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Alexander Kamenshchik
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09:00
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LCDM: the road ahead
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Michael Turner
(University of Chicago)
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09:40
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The Future of Cosmology
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Joseph Silk
(Paris, Inst. Astrophys. and Johns Hopkins U. and Oxford U.)
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10:20
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--- Coffee Break ---
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10:50
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Lemaitre: getting Hubble into troubles a century later
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Licia Verde
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11:30
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The Hubble Tension: New Results from JWST
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Wendy Freedman
(University of Chicago)
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09:00
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Primordial black holes and gravitational waves from inflation
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Misao Sasaki
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09:40
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Present status of inflationary cosmology
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Andrei Linde
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10:20
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--- Coffee Break ---
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10:50
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Memory Burden Effect in Black Holes and in de Sitter
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Gia Dvali
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11:30
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Sharp Bounds on the Landscape
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Hiroshi Oguri
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06:15
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Event in the Vatican
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09:00
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A Background Independent Algebra for Gravity
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Edward Witten
(Department of Physics-Princeton University-Unknown)
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09:40
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Recent progress in classical string cosmology
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Gabriele Veneziano
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10:20
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--- Coffee Break ---
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10:50
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Recent progress on inflation and dark energy from string theory
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Michele Cicoli
(Università di Bologna)
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11:30
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Black Hole Binary Dynamics and Radiation from Classical and Quantum Gravitational Scattering
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Thibault Damour
(nstitut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques)
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19:30
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--- Welcoming reception & Registration ---
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12:10
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Classical Gravity Contains Quantum Mechanics
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Raphael Bousso
(University of California, Berkeley)
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12:50
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--- Lunch ---
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15:00
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The Enigmatic gravitational partition function.
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Theodore Jacobson
(University of Maryland)
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15:40
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Mapping the road from the Planckian end
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Renate Loll
(Radboud University Nijmegen)
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16:20
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--- Coffee Break ---
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16:50
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The scale(s) of quantum gravity and integrable black holes
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Roberto Casadio
(Bologna University)
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17:30
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Evening discussion
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12:10
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Cosmology with gravitational-wave observations
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Patrick Brady
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12:50
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--- Lunch ---
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15:00
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JWST Weighs in on the Hubble Tension
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Adam Riess
(John Hopkins University)
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15:40
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Addressing the so-called quantum/classical “divide” in gravitational contexts, and its implications in cosmology
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Daniel Sudarsky
(Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico)
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16:20
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--- Coffee Break ---
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16:50
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The Big Bang and its Dark-Matter Content: Whence, Whither and Wherefore—Part 2
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Roger Penrose
(Mathematical Institute, Oxford)
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17:30
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Evening discussion
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12:10
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On the Fate of Our Universe
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Cumrun Vafa
(Harvard University)
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12:50
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--- Lunch ---
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15:00
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Primeval Atom 2.0
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Thomas Hertog
(KULeuven)
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15:40
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LIGO is Quantum
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William Unruh
(University of British Columbia)
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16:20
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--- Coffee Break ---
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16:50
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Gravitational Waves: the Theorist's Swiss knife
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Maria Sakellariadou
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17:30
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Evening discussion
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20:00
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--- Social Dinner ---
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12:10
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Tidal interactions in binary inspirals
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Eric Poisson
(University of Guelph)
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12:50
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--- Lunch ---
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15:00
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Postquantum stochastic semiclassical gravity: world without Schrödinger cats
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Lajos Diosi
(Wigner Research Centre for Physics)
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15:40
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Evening discussion
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Michele Cicoli
(Università di Bologna)
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16:20
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--- Coffee Break + Gardens + Specola Visitor Center ---
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21:00
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Public Lecture (IN ITALIAN)
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