Scientific topics of the parallel and plenary sessions
Electroweak physics at hadron colliders
Parallel session conveners: A. Glazov, J. Lindert, K. Müller, K. Theofilatos
Heavy Flavour physics
Parallel session conveners: P. Gambino, V. Gligorov, N. Leonardo, F. Prino
Higgs physics in the Standard Model and beyond
Parallel session conveners: C. Gwilliam, A. David, M. Zaro
LHC experiments: performance and potential
Parallel session conveners: M. Bachtis, S. Pagan Griso, B. Storaci, C. Zampolli
New Exotic phenomena and Dark Matter searches
Parallel session conveners: P. Azzi, F. Dettori, Y. Hochberg, K. Terashi
Physics of Heavy Ion collisions
Parallel session conveners: A. Angerami, C. Loizides, K. Tywoniuk
QCD physics at hadron colliders
Parallel session conveners: S. Alioli, A. Tricoli, R. Ulrich
Searches for Supersymmetry
Parallel session conveners: T. Lari, F. Moortgat, C. Petersson
Top Quark physics
Parallel session conveners: M. Costa Mezquita, A. Giammanco, M. Worek
Upgrade plans and future colliders
Parallel session conveners: H. Abramowicz, A. Dainese, K. Einsweiler, M. Klute, G. Passaleva
Opening and Closing plenary talk subjects
CERN: Status and outlook
Eckhard ELSEN, CERN Director of Research
Experimental summary
Kevin EINSWEILER (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
LHC: status, prospects and future challenges
Elias METRAL (CERN)
Status and recent highlights from ATLAS, LHCb, CMS and ALICE
LHC Spokespersons
Status and developments of event generators
Torbjörn SJÖSTRAND (Lund University)
Theory vision
Frank WILZCEK (MIT)
What do we know from astronomy about Dark Matter in the Universe?
Justin READ (University of Surrey)
