Some alternative unifying views on dark matter and dark energy
Grant Mathews University of Notre Dame
Particle physics is the science which identifies nature's constituents and interactions at the most fundamental level, with an emphasis on comparing theoretical ideas with both terrestrial experiments and astrophysical observations. This mandate gives it a strong overlap with string theory, quantum gravity and cosmology. Particle physicists at Perimeter Institute are currently involved in identifying how cosmological observations and terrestrial accelerator and underground experiments constrain the theoretical possibilities for physics beyond the Standard Model.
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Long-lived Staus in the early Universe and at the LHC
Koichi Hamaguchi University of Tokyo
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Gravitino Dark Matter and Cosmological Constraints with a stau NLSP
Josef Pradler University of Vienna
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Charged BBN and Dark Matter Models
Manoj Kaplinghat University of California, Irvine
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BBN and strongly interacting relics
Jonathan Sharman University of Victoria
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Particle Dark Matter and the Light Element Abundances
Karsten Jedamzik University of Montpellier
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Li/Be/B: theory and observations
Brian Fields University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign