July 30, 2026 to August 5, 2026
Natal Convention Center
America/Sao_Paulo timezone

Plenary talks

ATLAS highlights
Kerstin Tackmann (University of Hamburg and DESY, Germany)

CMS highlights
Andreas Meyer (DESY, Germany)

ALICE highlights
David Dobrigkeit Chinellato (Marietta Blau Institute for Particle Physics, Austria)

LHCb highlights
Patrick Robbe (IJCLab Orsay, France)

New results from electron-positron heavy flavor factories
Xiaodong Shi (IHEP, China)

Diversity and equitable opportunities
Flavia Dias (Nikhef, Netherlands)

Technological spin-offs and industrial applications 
Antônio José Roque da Silva (CNPEM, Brazil)

Higgs experimental highlights
Meng Xiao (Zhejiang University, China)

Theoretical developments in Higgs physics in SM and beyond
Carlos Wagner (Argonne and the University of Chicago, USA)

Dark matter searches
Björn Penning (University of Zurich, Switzerland)

Feebly interacting particles searches
Jonathan Feng (UC Irvine, USA)

Recent developments in dark matter theory
Alejandro Ibarra (Technical University Munich, Germany) 

Sustainability in HEP
Juliette Alimena (DESY, Germany)

Future directions in computing, software and data handling
Harvey Newman (Caltech, USA)

New developments in detector technologies (including quantum sensing)
Ettore Segreto (Unicamp, Brazil)

Quantum information science in particle physics
Ying-Ying Li (IHEP, China)

Neutrino properties from long baseline experiments
Stephen Dolan (CERN, Switzerland)

Neutrino properties from short baseline experiments
Zeyuan Yu (IHEP, China)

Recent results in neutrino mass and neutrinoless double beta decay
Julieta Gruszko (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Triangle Universities Nuclear Laboratory, USA)

Astrophysical and cosmological neutrinos
Yvonne Wong (University of New South Wales, Australia)

Neutrino theory: open questions and opportunities
André de Gouvêa (Northwestern University, USA)

New developments in formal aspects applied to HEP
Alex Pomarol (UAB and IFAE, Spain)

New results on BSM searches at colliders 
Reina Camacho Toro (LPNHE, France)

Exploring the frontier: theoretical insights into new physics
Fernando Quevedo (New York University Abu Dhabi)

Present and approved accelerator facilities
Mike Lamont (CERN, Switzerland)

Report on the European Strategy on Particle Physics 
Hugh Montgomery (Jefferson Lab, USA)

Advances in Machine Learning applications in HEP 
Phil Harris (MIT, USA)

New developments in multimessenger astrophysics
Miguel Mostafá (University of Missouri-Kansas City, USA)

Observational cosmology: recent results and future prospects
Scott Dodelson (University of Chicago and Fermilab, USA)

Gravitational waves: recent results and future prospects
Marcelle Soares-Santos (University of Zurich, Switzerland)

Top quark physics experimental highlights
Marco Vanadia (Università di Roma Tor Vergata, Italy)

Electroweak physics experimental highlights
Yurii Maravin (Kansas State University, USA)

Heavy-ion physics experimental highlights
Fabrizio Grosa (CERN, Switzerland)

Recent theoretical developments in heavy-ion physics
Wilke van der Schee (CERN, Switzerland)

Quark flavour physics experimental overview
Carla Göbel (PUC-Rio, Brazil)

Charged lepton flavor and EDM experiments
Tsutomu Mibe (KEK, Japan)

Flavour physics: theoretical perspective
Gino Isidori (University of Zurich, Switzerland)

New initiatives on education and outreach in HEP
Kate Shaw (University of Sussex, UK)

High-energy QCD experimental highlights
Michael Pitt (CERN, Switzerland)

Theoretical developments in nonperturbative QCD 
Andreas Kronfeld (Fermilab, USA)

New developments in hadron physics
José Pelaez (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain)

Highlights from the Pierre Auger Observatory
Alberto Daniel Supanitsky (ITeDA, Argentina)

AMS Highlights
Andrei Kounine (MIT, USA)

Summary talk
Florencia Canelli (University of Zurich, Switzerland)