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ADRIANO AGNELLO (European Southern Observatory)
Dark Matter Lost and Found
AKSHAY RANA (University of Delhi)
Bounds on Graviton mass using weak lensing and SZ effect in Galaxy Clusters
ALEXANDER KROLEWSKI (UC Berkeley)
Detection of z~2.3 voids from 3D Lyman-alpha forest tomography in the COSMOS field
ANZE SLOSAR (Brookhaven)
Brave New World: Cosmology with a Small Field of View
ARIANNA DI CINTIO (IAC - Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias)
Theoretical challenges to the LCDM paradigm
BARBARA SARTORIS (University of Trieste)
Cluster mass profiles as powerful tests of cosmological models and struture formation scenarios
CHRISTOPHE J. DUMAS (TMT International Observatory)
TMT Status and Promise for Dark Universe Investigations
DEEPAK JAIN (University of Delhi)
Constraining cosmic curvature by using age of galaxies and gravitational Lenses
DINKO MILAKOVIC (European Southern Observatory)
Towards measuring the expansion history of the Universe
ELISA RITONDALE (Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics)
Constraints on the Dark Matter mass function with strong gravitational lensing
GIULIA DESPALI (Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics)
Constraining the nature of dark matter with substructure lensing: predictions from theory and simulations
GUIDO CUPANI (Trieste Observatory)
Towards the ELT era: a data treatment outlook
IAN DELL'ANTONIO (Brown University)
What Giant Telescopes can do for Lensing Studies of Galaxy Clusters
ISOBEL HOOK (Lancaster University)
Constraining Dark Energy with Distant Supernovae in the ELT Era
JINGJING SHI (KIAA, Peking University)
The bimodal formation time distribution of infall dark matter halos and its effect on galaxies
JOHN K. WEBB (University of New South Wales)
Searching for New Physics using Quasar Spectroscopy
JOHN MCKEAN (ASTRON/Kapteyn Astronomical Institute)
The dark universe and synergies with the SKA
KFIR BLUM (CERN/Wiezman Institute)
Galactic Rotation Curves vs. Ultra-Light Dark Matter
LUCAS MACRI (Texas A&M University)
Status and prospects for the Extragalactic Distance Scale with ELTs
MARIANGELA BERNARDI (UPenn)
Stellar and Dark Masses: IMF gradients in the era of big telescopes
MARK VOGELSBERGER (MIT)
Simulating Galaxy Formation: Illustris, IllustrisTNG and beyond
MARUSA BRADAC (UCDavis)
Extremely Large Clusters in the Era of Extremely Large Telescopes
MATTEO VIEL (SISSA)
Fundamental physics with intergalactic medium
MEI-YU WANG (Carnegie Mellon University)
Determining dark matter content of Milky Way satellite galaxies with current and future facilities
MICHAEL RAUCH (Carnegie Observatories)
Illuminating the Cosmic Web
MICHAL BILEK (Czech Academy of Sciences)
The past of the Local Group in MOND
MICHELE CIRASUOLO (European Southern Observatory)
The Extremely Large Telescope: the future of European ground-based astronomy.
NEELIMA SEHGAL (Stony Brook University)
Measuring the Small-Scale Matter Power Spectrum with Ultra-High-Resolution CMB Lensing
PAOLO CREMINELLI (ICTP)
Welcome
PIERO ROSATI (UNIFE)
Towards high-precision lensing models: illuminating dark matter and dark ages
REBECCA A. BERNSTEIN (Carnegie Observatories)
GMT's Science Capabilities
ROBYN SANDERSON (Caltech)
Insights into dark matter from the stellar halos of galaxies
SAMPATH MUKHERJEE (University of Groningen)
Constraining galaxy evolution scenarios from strong lens simulations with EAGLE
SIMON BIRRER (UCLA)
Measuring the Hubble constant with time-delay cosmography: The present and the future
SIMONA VEGETTI (MPA, Garching)
Past, Present and Future of milli-lensing
STEFANO BORGANI (Trieste Observatory)
Summary
STEFANO CRISTIANI (Trieste Observatory)
From CASPEC @ La Silla to the ELT, trends and future directions of high-resolution spectroscopy for cosmological studies of the IGM
STEFANO PROFUMO (UCSC)
Opportunities for dark matter searches with extremely large telescopes
TANJA PETRUSHEVSKA (University of Nova Gorica)
Prospects for lensed supernovae behind galaxy clusters with the James Webb Space Telescope
TIRTHANKAR ROY CHOUDHURY (TIFR)
Probing the First Stars with Upcoming Facilities
TOMMASO TREU (UCLA)
The Dark Universe from UCLA
VALENTINA D'ODORICO (Trieste Observatory)
The high resolution spectrograph for the ESO ELT: scientific and technological challenges
VID IRSIC (University of Washington)
Dark Matter from Lyman-alpha forest
YANN RASERA (LUTH, Paris Observatory)
Imprints of relativistic effects on the asymmetry of the halo cross-correlation function: from linear to non-linear scales

Organizers

Mariangela Bernardi (UPenn), Stefano Borgani (Trieste Observatory), Paolo Creminelli (ICTP), Romeel Davè (Royal Observatory, Edinburgh), Anjan A. Sen (Jamia Millia Islamia, India), Ravi Sheth (UPenn), Tommaso Treu (UCLA), Simona Vegetti (MPA, Garching), Matteo Viel (SISSA),

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