May 10th, 2018 
2nd World Summit on Exploring the Dark Side of the Universe (EDSU2018)
Monday June 25th
Opening:   
08:00 Registration
09:00 Welcome  Ary Chalus President of the Guadeloupe regional government  15’
09:15 Welcome  Eustase Janky President of University of Antilles 15’ 
09:30 Review on departments activities in Faculty of Sciences  Alain Piétrus (Dean)  20’
09:50 Welcome and practical informations    15’  Pierre Pétroff           (LAL  University of Paris-Sud)
10:00 Questions to be addressed at this workshop 25’    not confirmed yet
10:30 Coffee break  30’  
Session 1 : The cosmos as a particle detector:  
-	11:00   CMB: The Planck experiment status and prospects   30’ + 5’ François Bouchet   (IAP Paris)   
-	11:35   Supernovae   status and prospects     30’ + 5’               Mickael Rigault  (IPNL Lyon)                             
-	12:10    Weak lensing  status and prospects   30’ + 5’        Danielle Leonard  (Carnegie Melon University)
-	12:45  Lunch
-	14:00  Galaxy Clustering and BAO  status and prospects 30’ + 5’     Bruce Hoeneisen  (USFQ)
-	14:35  Gravitational Waves  status and prospects  40’ + 5’         Laura Cadonati  (Georgia Institute of Technology  LIGO deputy spokes)
-	15:20 Gamma rays signature of dark matter in the CTA era  30’+5’      Aldo Morselli  (INFN Rome)
-	15:55  Interplay between Cosmology, Particle Physics and Astrophysics    30’+5’  Aaron Vincent  (Queen’s University)
-	16:30  Multi-messengers astronomy status and prospects 30’ + 5’    Brian Humensky  (Columbia University)
-	17:30   Welcome party at Mémorial ACTe 

  Tuesday June 26th
-	Session 2: Dark Matter  
-	08:00  Dark Matter a critical review (Theory)  30’ + 5’            Marcel Carena  (Fermilab)  
-	08:35  Dark Matter and Higgs physics  30’ + 5’                    Ian G. Moss  (University of Newcastle)
-	09:10  Quantum Forces from the Dark Sector  25’+5’                      Sylvain Fichet   (ICTP-SAIFR Sao Paulo)
-	09:40 Direct DM searches  status and prospects  30’+5’        Alexander Belyaev  (Southampton University and Rutherford Lab) 
-	10:15 Coffee break  30’         
-	10:45 Indirect DM Searches status and prospects  30’+5’            Eric Charles  (SLAC)
-	11:20  DM searches at CMS  status and prospects 30’+5’          Guillelmo Gomez-Ceballos (MIT )
-	11:55  DM searches at ATLAS status and prospects 30’+5’           Mario Martinez Perez  (IFAE Barcelona)
-	12:30 Lunch
-	13:30  DM and extra dimension   30’+5’                     Christophe Royon (University of Kansas)
-	14:05  Search for Ultra-low Mass Dark Matter   30’+5’            Laurent Chevalier (CEA Saclay)  
-	14:40 Probing New Parameter Space in Dark Matter Detection  20’+5’  Christoforos Kouvaris  (University of Southern Denmark)
-	15:05  Dark Matter search at fixed target experiments. The SHiP experiment at CERN  Walter Bonivento  (INFN)   25’+5’
-	15: 35  Dark Matter search at Fermilab  30’ + 5’                     Juan Estrada (Fermilab)
-	16:10  Unravelling the mystery of dark mater annual modulation   Davide d’Angelo  (University of Milan)   25’+5’
-	16:45 Coffee break  15’
-	17:00  Most recent results from XENON1T dark matter detector 25’+5’       Marcello Messina  (University of New York)
-	17:30  The DM  puzzle:  Are WIMPS still alive ?     30’+5’                             Gilles Gerbier  (Queen’s University)
-	18:05  Round table: Dark matter or something else ? 45’           moderated by Gilles Gerbier and Kazuhiko Hara
End DM session 18:50 
20:00  Popular Science Lectures 1 (in French) :                  L’Histoire de l’Univers Reconstituée   François Bouchet     (Astrophysicien à l’Institut d’Astrophysique de Paris)

Wednesday June 27th
Session 3: Neutrino Cosmology 
-	08:00  B-physics anomalies, Lepton Universality Violation and Cosmology    30’ + 5’   Diego Guadagnoli  (LAPTH Annecy)
-	08:35  Leptonic CP Violation and matter-antimatter in the Universe    30’ + 5’   Serguey Petcov   (SISSA Italy) 
-	09:10  Neutrino detectors status and prospects  30’ + 5’          Marc Messier (NOvA) 
-	09:45  Multimessenger astrophysics:the ultrahigh-energy picture with the Pierre Auger Observatory   30’+5’  Stephane Coutu 
-	10:20 Coffee Break   30’ 
-	10:50  ANDES project   25’ + 5’  Xavier Bertou (Pierre Auger observatory and ANDES)
-	11:20 Neutrino telescope: IceCube  results and prospects     25’ + 5’  Juan Antonio Aguilar Sànchez  (University of Genève)
-	11:50  End of Neutrino cosmology session   
-	11:50 The Key Science Projects of the Cherenkov Telescope Array  25’+5’ Germán Gómez-Vargas   (Pontifical Catholic University of Chile) 
-	12:20 Lunch 
“Young Physicists session ”
-	13:30  ATLAS search for dark matter produced in association with a hadronically decaying vector boson  10’+5’                        Wei Wang  (Nanjing University)
-	13:45  ATLAS search for an invisibly decaying Higgs boson produced via vector boson fusion   10’+5’  Vincent Kitali  (DESY)
-	14:00  CMS CT-PPS physics results and prospects  10’+5’          Justin Williams  (University of Kansas)
-	14:15  CMS Search for Dark Matter in association with a t tbar pair  10’+5’
-	14:30  CMS Search for Dark Matter Produced in Association with a Higgs boson decaying to γγ or τ+τ-   10’+5’
-	14:45 CMS CMS Search for Dark Matter Produced with an energetic jet or a hadronically decaying W or Z boson and in the dijet channel   10’+5’
-	19:30  Conference Dinner

Thursday, June 27th
Session4: Dark Energy 
-	08:00 Evidence for accelerated expansion of the Universe: current observations   40’ + 5’  Tim Eifler  (JPL Nasa)
-	08:45   Dark Energy Theory Overview   40’+ 5’               Edmund Copeland  (University of Southampton)
-	09:30 Large scale structure of the Universe and future experiments for Dark Energy     (Euclid, LSST, SKA, ..) 40’+5’                         Anne Ealet  (CPPM Marseille  EUCLID)
-	10:15 coffee break  30’
-	10:45  Concordance model and tension in the Hubble constant 40’+5’  Adam Riess (Johns Hopkins University) 
-	12:00 lunch
Afternoon
-	14:00  On the tension between LSST and CMB  35’+5’           Marian Tsoupis  (IAS University of Paris-Sud) 
-	14:40 Is expansion simulated by the structure of the Universe ?  35’+5’  Thomas Buchert (IPNL Lyon)
-	15:20 Dark energy Acceleration of the Universe with Variable Gravitational Mass  35’+5’  Nick Gorkavyi  (SSAI NASA)
-	16:00  coffee break    30’  
-	16:30 Reverse Engineering of the Universe  40’+5’                Andrei Linde  (Stanford University)
-	17:15  end of dark energy session
-	20:00  Popular Science Lectures 2 (in French) :                  L’Univers est-il une illusion ?   David Elbaz               (Astrophysicien au CEA de Saclay)

Friday June 29th
Session 5: Black Holes and Gravity
-	08:00 Exploring fundamental Physics with Gravitational Waves   40’+5’  Archil Kobakhidze    (University of Sydney) 
-	08:45 Primordial Black holes  40’+5’                             Juan Garcia-Bellido  (university of Madrid) 
-	09:30 Supergravity and Cosmology   40’+5’                     Renata Kallosh (Stanford University) 
-	10:15  Coffee break   25’
-	10:40 Eternally inflating multiverse and many worlds in quantum mechanics: same concept ?  35’+5’                          Yasunori Nomura  (University of Berkeley)
-	11:20 Testing the Quantum Coherent Behavior of Gravity  35’+5’   Sougato Bose   (University College of London)
-	12h 00 Lunch
-	14:00  Quantum Insights on Primordial Black Holes as Dark Matter  25’+5’ Francesca Vidotto  (University of Basque Country)
-	14:30  The dark side of gravity and the acceleration of the Universe 25’+5’ Frederic Henry-Couannier (CPPM Marseille)
-	15:00  Concluding remarks    
-	16:00  End of the conference