Colloquium to mark the 65th birthday of John Ellis

Contribution List

0. Introduction and Welcome

Rolf Heuer

13/09/2011, 09:30

1. Recollections and a new adventure

Daniel Amati

13/09/2011, 09:40

Theory and Phenomenology

2. The Odd Couple: The No-Scale Multiverse and The LHC

Dimitri Nanopoulos

13/09/2011, 10:10

Theory and Phenomenology

3. John and Mercedes

Graham Ross

13/09/2011, 10:40

Theory and Phenomenology

6. John Ellis and the AMS Experiment

Sam Ting

13/09/2011, 11:30

Gravity and Cosmology

5. Results from the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope

Steven Ritz

13/09/2011, 12:00

Gravity and Cosmology

4. Cosmology cries out for supersymmetry

Keith Olive

13/09/2011, 12:30

Gravity and Cosmology

7. John and the early LHC

Peter Jenni

13/09/2011, 14:00

Accelerators and Experiments

9. John and Beyond Known Physics at the LHC

Jim Virdee

13/09/2011, 14:30

Accelerators and Experiments

8. Global and Local Particle Physics

Steinar Stapnes

13/09/2011, 15:00

Accelerators and Experiments

10. John Ellis and neutrinos: disappearance, appearance and corrections

Alain Blondel

13/09/2011, 15:30

Accelerators and Experiments

14. John and Global Science

Luciano Maiani

13/09/2011, 16:30

Building Global Science Collaborations and Future Prospectives of High-Energy Physics

12. Video recording on CERN Non-Member State Relations

13/09/2011, 16:45

Building Global Science Collaborations and Future Prospectives of High-Energy Physics

11. International Collaboration

Christopher Llewellyn-Smith

13/09/2011, 17:05

Building Global Science Collaborations and Future Prospectives of High-Energy Physics

13. Some Personal Recollections

Fabio Zwirner

13/09/2011, 17:30

Building Global Science Collaborations and Future Prospectives of High-Energy Physics

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