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abstract: This year's School will provide an introduction to two topics which attracted much attention in recent years: Gauge-Gravity Duality and some aspects of Dark Matter and Cosmology relevant for Particle Physics.

abstract: This conference is the ninth in a biennial series whose aim is to bring together people working in QCD and strong-interaction dynamics, both theoreticians and experimentalists. It will take place on campus at the Complutense University of Madrid.

abstract: International Workshop on Diffraction in High-Energy Physics

abstract: Biannual conference series dedicated to foundational and advanced modern topics in quantum mechanics, particle physics, quantum gravity, cosmology

abstract: In its first edition, the Aurora School aims to gather graduate students and young post-docs who are interested in the computational challenges posed by Lattice Gauge theories and Nuclear Physics problems, and at the same time are willing to pioneer the use of the newly built high performance computer system AURORA, featuring a peculiar internal networking architecture that will provide extreme scalability.

The school is organized in four topical courses (two courses per week), plus a primer on the HPC AURORA system, which will present the main features of the machine, the communication software, and will include hands-on sessions to get accustomed with the usage of the facility. The primer will cover both weeks of the school. Topical lectures will be presented by members of the Trentino Agency for ProtonTerapy (ATreP) and the Edmund Mach Foundation.

abstract: The purpose of this workshop is to offer an opportunity for experimentalists and theoreticians to get together and discuss the analysis of the data taken within the first year of LHC and to overview previous p+p and heavy ion data from RHIC and TEVATRON experiments as well as the theoretical developments.

abstract: As the Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory (DUSEL) moves into its next design phase, more experimental projects are actively evolving in their design, R&D, and experiment site planning in DUSEL. The workshop will bring together experimentalists and theorists who are working and seek to collaborate in DUSEL based experiments. Work by scientists in South Dakota will also be introduced.

abstract: Scientific topics cover experimental and theoretical developments in the field of nuclear and particle physics, in particular: Overview of the experimental program at JLab,Research program at European Facilities,Theory of hadronic structure,Weak Interactions,Electron Scattering,Heavy Nuclei,Nuclear and Hypernuclear Physics,Few Body Systems.

abstract: The purpose of this workshop is to offer an opportunity for experimentalists and theoreticians to get together and discuss the analysis of the data taken within the first year of LHC and to overview previous p+p and heavy ion data from RHIC and TEVATRON experiments as well as the theoretical developments.

abstract: The fourth international conference dedicated to geo-neutrinos, geo-reactor neutrinos, methods of detection and detector development.

abstract: Hard and electromagnetic probes play a key role in the study of the strongly interacting matter created in high energy heavy-ion collisions. Recent new measurements and theoretical developments have resulted in significant progress and incisive understanding of the properties of hot QCD matter. Hard probes will play a central role in upcoming RHIC runs as well as in the LHC heavy-ion program that is now getting under way.

The biannual "Hard Probes" series is among the leading conferences in the field of high-energy heavy-ion physics, providing a forum for in-depth discussion of hard and electromagnetic probes and related topics in a moderate-sized meeting.

abstract: Topical discussions with invited plenary talks and selected contributions on rare decays, CP violation, CKM and form factors, lepton flavour violation, heavy quarks, neutrinos, top and tau physics. Attendance is limited.

abstract: The start of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN is bringing particle physics to an unprecedented TeV energy frontier, at which some long-standing questions associated with the Standard Model (SM) will be answered and new physics might be discovered. In the LHC era the study of flavor physics is very important both for a precision test of the SM itself and for the discovery of new physics beyond the SM. The purpose of this symposium is to provide an opportunity for theorists and experimentalists to discuss a number of topics of high interest in flavor physics

abstract: The aim of the workshop is to discuss theoretical and experimental issues connected to hadronic interactions of common interest for high-energy particle and cosmic-ray physics. Recent cosmic-ray results from the HiRes and Auger experiments and the expected first LHC data in p-p collisions at sqrt(s) = 7 TeV will be discussed. The workshop plans to bring together experts, both theorists and experimentalists, in QCD and cosmic-ray physics in view of expanding the mutually beneficial interface between two communities currently exploring the physics of strong interactions at the highest energies accessible.