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    Round Table on New Avenues in Particle Cosmology

    20–22 May 2025
    Europe/London timezone

    Contribution List

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    1. 10. Advancing Standards in Early Universe Physics: The Impact of Bound States and Thermal Effects
      Dr Julia Harz
    2. 7. Black Holes as Ultralight Boson Concentrators
      Dr Yifan Chen (Niels Bohr International Academy)
    3. 5. CMB Experiments at the Teide Observatory: Current Status and Future Prospects
      Prof. Jose Alberto Rubiño-Martin (IAC)
    4. 4. CMB spectral distortions: A probe of dark photons (and beyond!)
      Dr Bryce Cyr (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
    5. 26. Constraints on the nature of Dark Energy from the abundance of High Redshifts Galaxies and AGNs
      Nicola Menci
    6. 13. Cosmological Battlegrounds: Hubble Tension, Evolving Dark Energy, and Neutrinos
      Dr William Giare
    7. 20. CP sources in electroweak baryogenesis
      Dr Graham White
    8. 30. Decoding Dark Matter: Complementary Probes from Colliders to Non-Collider Experiments
      Prof. Alexander Belyaev

      The nature of Dark Matter remains one of the deepest mysteries in particle physics and cosmology. While astrophysical and cosmological observations unambiguously confirm its existence, only its gravitational interaction has been established experimentally. Key properties of Dark Matter -- such as its mass, spin, stabilising symmetry, and non-gravitational couplings -- remain unknown.

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    9. 32. Experimental Frontiers in 21cm Cosmology and Radio Synchrotron Background Studies
      Akshatha Vydula
    10. 28. Gravitational microlensing with dark matter structures
      Dr Djuna Croon
    11. 11. Gravitational Waves and Laboratory Searches as Complementary Probes of Right-handed Neutrinos
      Prof. Frank Deppisch
    12. 21. High Scale Baryogenesis
      Dr Chee Sheng Fong
    13. 22. How smooth is the radio sky?: the excess anisotropy of the radio background
      Fraser Cowie
    14. 25. Is the PTA stochastic gravitational wave background originating from Super- massive Black Hole mergers or from the Early Universe?
      Francesco Shankar
    15. 14. KiDS-Legacy: Cosmological constraints from cosmic shear with the complete Kilo-Degree Survey
      Benjamin Stölzner
    16. 31. Levitated mechanical detectors of Dark Matter
      Hendrik Ulbricht
    17. 29. LuSEE-Night: a pathfinder radio telescope to the far side of the Moon
      Prof. Anze Slosar
    18. 15. Neutrino Oscillation Landscape: Status of 3ν Mixing and Short-Baseline Anomalies
      Dr Ivan Martinez-Soler
    19. 6. PBH formation from a first-order phase transition in perturbative reheating
      Dr Wen-Yuan Ai
    20. 1. Presentation
      Pasquale Di Bari
    21. 23. Primordial non-Gaussianities: What are they, why do we care, and how do we measure them
      Prof. Daniel Meerburg
    22. 27. Probing the nature of dark matter with stellar streams
      Denis Erkal
    23. 18. Quantum Universe and Neutrinos: Probing New Frontiers
      Prof. Heinrich Päs (TU Dortmund)
    24. 9. Quasi-Dirac Neutrinos
      Prof. Bhupal Dev (Washington University in St. Louis)
    25. 33. Relaxing BBN constraints on Heavy Neutral Leptons with Axion-Like Particles
      Dr Chayan Majumdar
    26. 24. Seeking the Elusive Axion Decay into Photons
      Dr Elisa Todarello
    27. 8. Testable GWs via GUT phase transition during inflation
      Ye-Ling Zhou (Hangzhou Institute for Advanced Study, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)
    28. 16. Updates on 21-cm cosmology
      Anastasia Fialkov