23–25 Sept 2026
Tallinn
Europe/Tallinn timezone

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  1. Thomas Tram
    Invited talk

    Precision cosmology relies on accurate theoretical predictions from Einstein–Boltzmann solvers combined with increasingly sophisticated statistical inference. As cosmological observations become increasingly precise and the need to explore a broad landscape of cosmological models grows, computational efficiency has become a central challenge for modern cosmological inference.

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  2. Prof. Elmo Tempel (University of Tartu)
    Invited talk

    I will present the 4MOST survey, focusing on the 4MOST surveys that will help constrain current cosmological models.

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  3. Oksana Iarygina (Nordita)
    Invited talk

    In the coming years, the search for primordial gravitational waves will combine direct detection with space-based observatories and measurements of Cosmic Microwave Background B-mode polarization. Accurately interpreting these measurements depends heavily on understanding their production mechanisms. A particularly compelling scenario involves gravitational wave generation through the...

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