The following people have confirmed their participation:
- N. Arkani-Hamed (IAS): "Scattering amplitudes and emergent spacetime"
- R. Barbieri (Pisa): "A non-standard supersymmetric spectrum"
- G. Branco (Lisbon): "Multi-Higgs models and minimal flavour violation"
- W. Buchmuller (Desy): "Broken R-parity in the Sky and at the LHC"
- M. Buican (CERN): "SUSY breaking in N=2 QFT"
- M. Carena (FNAL & Chicago University): "The MSSM and beyond"
- K. Choi (KAIST): "Mass and spin measurements with MT2 and MAOS momentum"
- R. Contino (U. of Rome): "Strong double Higgs production"
- L. Covi (Desy): "Stable gravitino Dark Matter and the SUSY spectrum"
- C. Csaki (Cornell): "Electroweak symmetry breaking from monopole condensation"
- B. Dobrescu (FNAL): "Uplifted supersymmetric Higgs region"
- E. Dudas (Ecole Polytechnique): "Non-linear MSSM"
- T. Gherghetta (U. of melbourne): "Generating fermion mass in emergent electroweak symmetry breaking"
- B. Gripaios (CERN): "The race for SUSY"
- L. Hall (UC Berkeley): "A finely-predicted Higgs mass from a finely-tuned weak scale"
- A. Hebecker (U. of Heidelberg): "Precision gauge unification from extra Yukawa couplings"
- G. Isidori (Frascati): "Higgs-mediated flavour-changing neutral currents"
- E. Kiritsis (U. of Crete): "Gravity from the landscape of gauge theories"
- M. Luty (UC Davis): "Strong breaking of electroweak symmetry"
- J. March-Russell (Oxford): "Physics of Plenitude"
- H. Murayama (UC Berkeley and IPMU): "LHC and Tevatron physics"
- H.P. Nilles (U. of Bonn): "The discrete beauty of local grand unification"
- M. Nojiri (KEK and IPMU): "On weighting the superpartners at the 'early stage' of LHC"
- S. Paganis on behalf of the ATLAS collaboration (U. of Sheffield)
- G. Perez (Weizmann Institute): "Aspects of 3rd generation physics at the LHC"
- A. Pich (U. of Valence): "Flavour constraints on the aligned two-Higgs-doublet model"
- S. Pokorski (U. of Warsaw): "Beyond minimal flavour violation in family symmetry theories of the fermion masses"
- A. Pomarol (U. of Barcelona): "Higgs and co."
- J. Qian on behalf of the D0 collaboration (U. of Michigan): "Selected results from D0"
- F. Quevedo (U. of Cambridge and ICTP): "Recent developments in the LARGE volume string scenario"
- M. Quiros (U. of Barcelona): "Electroweak symmetry breaking from a SM bulk Higgs"
- L. Randall (Harvard): "Resonances at the LHC"
- R. Rattazzi (EPFL): "The naturally light dilaton"
- M. Redi (CERN): "Partially supersymmetric composite Higgs models"
- F. Ronga on behalf of the CMS collaboration (ETH Zurich): "CMS overview"
- G. Ross (Oxford): "Testing SUSY"
- S. Rychkov (LPT ENS and Jussieu): "Towards self-consistent theory of small-angle transplanckian scattering"
- G. Senjanovic (ICTP)
- P. Skands (CERN): "From partons to pions"
- S. Sibiryakov (EPFL and INR, Moscow): "Gravity without relativity: exploring new approach to quantum gravity"
- A. Strumia (Pisa): "News on Dark Matter"
- R. Sundrum (Johns Hopkins U.): "SUSY splits, but then returns"
- A. Uranga (U. of Madrid): "D-brane instantons and phenomenological applications"
- G. Weiglein (Desy): "Prospects for SUSY and Higgs phenomenology at the LHC"
- D. Whiteson on behalf of the CDF collaboration (UC Irvine): "Recent results from CDF"
- F. Zwirner (Padova): "Minimal Z' models and the early LHC"
