Schedule

Day 1

Monday, 17 June

9:30–10.00

Coffee - discussion

10.00–11.30

Claude Warnick (Cambridge)
'Quasinormal modes of black holes with vanishing surface gravity'

11.30–12.00

Discussion

12.00–14.30

Lunch Break

14.30–16.00

Maria Rodriguez (Utah State)
'Love numbers and black holes'

16.00–17.00

Discussion

17.00–17.40

Dimitrios Toulikas (Saclay)
'Themelia: the irreducible microstructure of black holes'

Day 2

Tuesday, 18 June

9:30–10.00

Coffee - discussion

10.00–11.30

Pau Figueras (Queen Mary London)
'Classical EFTs of gravity'

11.30–12.00

Discussion

12.00–14.30

Lunch Break

14.30–16.00

Jan Sbierski (Edinburgh)
'The interior of black holes: instability and inextendibility'

16.00–17.00

Discussion

17.00–17.40

Panagiotis Betzios (UBC)
'An inflationary cosmology from (AdS) wormholes'

Day 3

Wednesday, 19 June

9:30–10.00

Coffee - discussion

10.00–11.30

Stefanos Aretakis (University of Toronto)
'Observational signatures for extremal black holes'

11.30–12.00

Discussion

12.00–14.30

Lunch Break

14.30–16.00

Shahar Hadar (University of Haifa)
'Physical implications of the Aretakis instability'

16.00–17.00

Discussion

19.30

Conference Dinner

Day 4

Thursday, 20 June

9:30–10.00

Coffee - discussion

10.00–11.30

Grant Remmen (NYU)
'Effective field theory surprises for black holes'

11.30–12.00

Discussion

12.00–14.30

Lunch Break

14.30–16.00

Dimitrios Kosmopoulos (University of Geneva)
'Gravitational waves and amplitudes'

16.00–17.00

Discussion

Day 5

Friday, 21 June

9:30–10.00

Coffee - discussion

10.00–11.30

Elias Kiritsis (U Crete)
'Confining holographic theories on AdS'

11.30–12.00

Discussion

12.00–14.30

Lunch Break

14.30–16.00

Olga Papadoulaki (Ecole Polytechnique)
'Euclidean wormholes in holography and their relation to Wilson loops'

16.00–17.00

Discussion

19.30

Conference Dinner

Day 6

Saturday, 22 June

9:30–10.00

Coffee - discussion

10.00–11.30

Dionysios Anninos (King's College London)
Gravitational Observatories

11.30–12.10

Philippos Oikonomidis (UoA)
'Blach hole uniqueness'

12.10–13.00

Discussion

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Schedule

Monday, 17 June

Claude Warnick (Cambridge)'Quasinormal modes of black holes with vanishing surface gravity'

Discussion

Lunch Break

Maria Rodriguez (Utah State)'Love numbers and black holes'

Discussion

Dimitrios Toulikas (Saclay)'Themelia: the irreducible microstructure of black holes'

Tuesday, 18 June

Pau Figueras (Queen Mary London)'Classical EFTs of gravity'

Discussion

Lunch Break

Jan Sbierski (Edinburgh)'The interior of black holes: instability and inextendibility'

Discussion

Panagiotis Betzios (UBC)'An inflationary cosmology from (AdS) wormholes'

Wednesday, 19 June

Stefanos Aretakis (University of Toronto)'Observational signatures for extremal black holes'

Discussion

Lunch Break

Shahar Hadar (University of Haifa)'Physical implications of the Aretakis instability'

Discussion

Conference Dinner

Thursday, 20 June

Grant Remmen (NYU)'Effective field theory surprises for black holes'

Discussion

Lunch Break

Dimitrios Kosmopoulos (University of Geneva)'Gravitational waves and amplitudes'

Discussion

Friday, 21 June

Elias Kiritsis (U Crete)'Confining holographic theories on AdS'

Discussion

Lunch Break

Olga Papadoulaki (Ecole Polytechnique)'Euclidean wormholes in holography and their relation to Wilson loops'

Discussion

Conference Dinner

Saturday, 22 June

Dionysios Anninos (King's College London)Gravitational Observatories

Philippos Oikonomidis (UoA)'Blach hole uniqueness'

Discussion

Claude Warnick (Cambridge)
'Quasinormal modes of black holes with vanishing surface gravity'

Maria Rodriguez (Utah State)
'Love numbers and black holes'

Dimitrios Toulikas (Saclay)
'Themelia: the irreducible microstructure of black holes'

Pau Figueras (Queen Mary London)
'Classical EFTs of gravity'

Jan Sbierski (Edinburgh)
'The interior of black holes: instability and inextendibility'

Panagiotis Betzios (UBC)
'An inflationary cosmology from (AdS) wormholes'

Stefanos Aretakis (University of Toronto)
'Observational signatures for extremal black holes'

Shahar Hadar (University of Haifa)
'Physical implications of the Aretakis instability'

Grant Remmen (NYU)
'Effective field theory surprises for black holes'

Dimitrios Kosmopoulos (University of Geneva)
'Gravitational waves and amplitudes'

Elias Kiritsis (U Crete)
'Confining holographic theories on AdS'

Olga Papadoulaki (Ecole Polytechnique)
'Euclidean wormholes in holography and their relation to Wilson loops'

Dionysios Anninos (King's College London)
Gravitational Observatories

Philippos Oikonomidis (UoA)
'Blach hole uniqueness'