Welcome and messages

• Amanda Sarkar (University of Oxford (GB))
• Julia Yeomans

Astrophysical probes of Lorentz symmetry

• John Ellis (CERN)
• John Ellis (Kings College London)

Are primordial fluctuations really scale invariant?

• Subodh Patil

Concordance BBN

• Keith A. Olive (University of Minnesota (US))

Subir, I have a question for you

• Elisa Resconi (Technical University Munich)

Pondering cosmic rays with Subir

• Daniel Hooper
• dan hooper

Dark matter hurricanes, cyclones and downbursts

• wyn evans

Interactions about self-interacting dark matter

• Felix Kahlhoefer (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)

Status of the concordance model of cosmology

• Armin Shafieloo

The dipole problem in cosmology

• Nathan Secrest

My two cents on the cosmic dipole

• Ruth Durrer Zimmermann

Tilted universes and the deceleration parameter

• Christos Tsagas (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)

Cosmology with MeerKAT and the SKA

• Mario Santos

Reconstruction in cosmology

• Sebastian von Hausegger (University of Oxford)

Primordial black holes and stochastic inflation-- noise terms can be important

• Ed Copeland (Nottingham University)

Subir, high energy neutrinos and the Pierre Auger Observatory

• Alan Watson (University of Leeds)

From the Auger collaboration to the FPF initiative

• Luis A Anchordoqui

Echoes from Centaurus A's active past

• Andrew Taylor (DESY)

Galactic neutrino sources: Determining the most promising sources associated with supernova remnants

• Jenni Adams (University of Canterbury)

Laser experiments probing cosmic ray transport in the laboratory

• Gianluca Gregori (University of Oxford)

Very high-energy gamma rays

• Jim Hinton

AMS-02 on the International Space Station

• Samuel Ting (Massachusetts Inst. of Technology (US))

After dinner speech

• Herbi Dreiner

Cosmic rays and galactic dust: maverick-style

• Philipp Mertsch (RWTH Aachen University)

The riddle of the Li, many origins

• Paolo Molaro

Axions

• Francesc Ferrer (Washington University in St Louis)

Revisiting an old friend: domain wall problems in the light of adiabatic quantum computing

• Steven Adam Abel (University of Durham (GB))

Light hidden BSM physics for the g-2 puzzle

• Antonio Masiero (Dipartimento di Fisica Galileo Galilei)
• Antonio Masiero (Univ. of Padova)

Subir and the amazing boom in astroparticle physics

• Johannes Knapp (DESY Zeuthen)
• Johannes Knapp (DESY)

Concluding remarks

• Subir Sarkar (University of Oxford)