Program

The main topics may be distributed in this way. The schedules for the individual sessions is outlined below.

Morning session: 9.00-12.00Afternoon session: 14.00-17.00Evening
25 May Supernovae Black Holes
26 May High-z and Structure formation GRB Conference dinner (19.30)
27 May Dark Matter Free afternoon (Tour at 15.00)
28 May Dark Energy Summary session (13.00-15.00)


Sessions:

Supernovae (chair: Jesper Sollerman)

  • Introduction by chairman
  • Seppo Mattila: SN searches and rates
  • Giorgos Leloudas: SNe and WR distributions
  • Coffee break 10.30-11.00
  • Daniel Sauer: Alternatively powered supernovae
  • Anders Jerkstrand: Late time supernova modeling
  • Justyn Maund: What we learn from progenitors and polarisation studies.

Black Holes (chair: Margrethe Wold)

  • Marianne Vestergaard: Supermassive black holes in galaxies near and far, why the fuzz?
  • Josefin Larsson: The Fermi view of Active Galactic Nuclei
  • Jari Kotilainen: Co-evolution of black holes and galaxies
  • Coffee break 15.30-16.00
  • Indrek Vurm: Mechanisms of gamma-ray burst emission
  • Margrethe Wold: Probing galaxy evolution with red quasars

High-z and structure formation (chair: Göran Östlin)

  • Göran Östlin: INTRO+Lyman alpha and Halpha from star forming galaxies at z=2
  • Peter Laursen: Modelling Lyman alpha emission from high-z galaxies (15m)
  • Johan Fynbo: Galaxy counterparts of metal rich Damped Lyman-alpha Absorbers
  • Erik Zackrisson: Detecting the first light objects with JWST
  • Garrelt Mellema: Reionisation of the universe
  • Coffee break 10.30-11.00
  • Elisabeth Leitet: The reionisation by looking at local galaxies
  • Sune Toft: Massive galaxies at high redshifts
  • Angela Adamo: Massive star clusters in starbursts
  • Genoveva Micheva: Red haloes of starburst galaxies

GRB (chair: Palli Jakobsson)

  • Palli Jakobsson:Is there a significant fraction of GRBs located in dusty environs?
  • Johan Fynbo: Early results from X-shooter spectroscopy of GRB afterglows
  • Annalisa De Cia and Paul Vreeswijk: The excited and ionized environment of GRB 080310
  • Coffee break 15.30-16.00
  • Bob Chapman: The effect of low luminosity GRBs on the overall Swift redshift distribution
  • Sinead McGlynn: Evidence for a photospheric component in the spectrum of GRB 090902B

Dark Matter (chair: Steen Hansen)

  • Lars Bergström: Dark Matter - recent developments
  • Joakim Edsjo: SUSY and dark matter
  • Pat Scott: Annihilation signals from ultra-compact minihalos of dark matter
  • Coffee break 10.30-11.00
  • Paolo Gondolo: Dark Stars
  • Sofia Sivertsson: The effect of dark matter on the first stars
  • Johan Samsing: Demystifying the classical redshift equation
  • Steen Hansen: Measurement of the dark matter velocity anisotropy
  • Martin Sparre: The origin of the dark matter velocity anisotropy

Dark Energy (chair: Edvard Mörtsell)

  • Introduction by chairman
  • Tamara Davis: The WiggleZ dark energy survey
  • Martin Sahlen: Probing exotic physics with growth of structure
  • Coffee break 10.30-11.00
  • Rahman Amanullah: Supernovae and Dark Energy
  • Troels Haugbolle: Inhomogeneous cosmological models as an alternative to dark energy

Review session (starts at 13.00, chair Jesper Sollerman)

  • Genoveva Micheva: Structure formation and high-z galaxies
  • Jari Kotilainen: Compact objects
  • Jesper Sollerman: Supernovae
  • Ross Church: Gamma Ray Bursts
  • Lars Bergström: Dark Matter
  • Ariel Goobar: Dark Energy

The summary session will start already at 13.00 and end just after 15.00 so people leaving on Friday are able catch the 16.00 ferry.