CMC2 - Agenda

Timeline

First announcement: May 28th, 2024
Open call for abstracts: June 3rd, 2024
Deadline for abstracts: July 31st, 2024 (Closed)
Communication of acceptance: August 30th
Final agenda of sessions: September 9th
Registration opening: September 9th, 2024
Registration deadline: October 10th, 2024
Questionnaire deadline: October 16th, 2024
Event date: October 17-18th, 2024
Q&A: In addition to the in-live sessions, you can submit your early questions here. Moreover, you can ask us to join us in the Discord discussion panel.

Two-day event, 17-18 October 2024

The Second CMC discussion panel will consist of three invited talks+discussion of 30+20 minutes, plus ten contributed talks+discussion of 10+5 minutes or (15+5 minutes) each one.

17 October 2024

Online reception

(10 minutes before Session I): Please check your connection.

Presentation of the CMC2 event

06:00-06:05 NYT

12:00-12:05 CEST

15:30-15:35 IST

19:00-19:05 JST

Presentation of the event

Organization team.

Session I. Observational tensions in astrophysics and cosmology (moderated by Moncy John)

06:05-07:00 NYT

12:05-13:00 CEST

15:35-16:30 IST

19:05-20:00 JST

Invited talk 1. A selection of observations in conflict with ΛCDM

Dr Sebastian Von Hausegger (University of Oxford)

07:00-08:00 NYT

13:00-14:00 CEST

16:30-17:30 IST

20:00-21:00 JST

Contributed talks [10+5min]

Is the CMB a relevant initial condition for structure formation in alternative cosmological models? Pavel Kroupa (University of Bonn)

Empirical evidence of consistent redshift bias at cosmological scales. Lior Shamir (Kansas State University)

Galaxies older than the LambdaCDM Universe at z=8. Martín López-Corredoira (Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias)

Evolution of Hubble parameter from Pantheon plus data and comparison with Cosmic Chronometers. E S Ardra (Mahatma Gandhi University)

08:00-08:10 NYT

14:00-14:10 CEST

17:30-17:40 IST

21:00-21:10 JST

Poster session I [5min + 5 min]

Find the posters here

Break (50 min)

Session II. Local and small-to-medium scales in astrophysics (moderated by Saddam Leonardo Kap)

09:00-10:00 NYT

15:00-16:00 CEST

18:30-19:30 IST

22:00-23:00 JST

Invited talk 2. The observed local supervoid could solve the Hubble and bulk flow tensions

Dr Indranil Banik (Institute of Cosmology and Gravitation - Portsmouth)

10:00-11:00 NYT

16:00-17:00 CEST

19:30-20:30 IST

23:00-00:00 JST

Contributed talks [15+5min]

Abell 3827 and its constraints on dark matter and MOND. Jenny Wagner (Helsinki Institute of Physics, University of Helsinki)

Hyperconical modified gravity: from the large to the small scales. Robert Monjo (Saint Louis University)

Effective G in Modification of Newtonian Gravity. Shiva Dwivedi (Christ Deemed To Be University);

11:00-11:10 NYT

17:00-17:10 CEST

20:30-20:40 IST

00:00-00:10 JST

Poster session II [5min + 5 min]

Find the posters here

18 October 2024

Session III. Cosmology and large-scale astrophysics (moderated by Elena Asencio)

06:05-07:00 NYT

12:05-13:00 CEST

15:35-16:30 IST

19:05-20:00 JST

Invited talk 3. Correlated galaxy formation at the scale of the sound horizon: What can proto superclusters tell us about the distant Cosmic Web?

Nikolaus Sulzenauer (Max-Planck-Institut für Radioastronomie)

07:00-08:00 NYT

13:00-14:00 CEST

16:30-17:30 IST

20:00-21:00 JST

Contributed talks [15+5min]

Are Dark Matter and Dark Energy Manifestations of Covarying Coupling Constants? Rajendra Gupta (University of Ottawa)

On the initial conditions of the νHDM model. Nikolaos Samaras (Astronomical Institute of Charles University)

An effective Hubble constant in f(R) modified gravity in the Jordan frame. Tiziano Schiavone (Galileo Galilei Institute for Theoretical Physics)

08:00-08:10 NYT

14:00-14:10 CEST

17:30-17:40 IST

21:00-21:10 JST

Poster session III [5min + 5 min]

Find the posters here

Acknowledgement and closure words (Organization team)

Abstract booklet

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