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Overview and purpose of the workshop
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This workshop exposed theoretical cosmologists to some of the important observations that are being made of our universe. The goal was to encourage theorists to think concretely about the questions being raised by these new discoveries and also to acquire a sense of the realistic constaints on theoretical ideas and models that will be possible from the coming generation of cosmological observations.
The atmosphere was kept lively and informal, with relatively few talks each day, which provided plenty of time for discussion and callaboration among the participants.
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Location:
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The workshop was held at the historic Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen.
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Workshop speakers:
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Lars Bergström
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Stockholm University
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Alexander Dolgov
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ITEP, Moscow & Ferrara University
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Steen Hannestad
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Aarhus University
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Steen Hansen
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Dark Cosmology Centre, Niels Bohr Institute
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Alan Heavens
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University of Edinburgh
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Sabino Matarrese
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University of Padua
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Anupam Mazumdar
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Lancaster University
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Viatcheslav Mukhanov
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Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
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Hiranya Peiris
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University College London
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Will Percival
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University of Portsmouth
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Leandros Perivolaropoulos
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University of Ioannina
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Syksy Räsänen
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University of Helsinki
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Subir Sarkar
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University of Oxford
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Shinji Tsujikawa
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Tokyo University of Science
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Local organizers:
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P. H. Damgaard, P. Naselsky, H. Collins, and S. Nesseris
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This workshop was sponsored by UniverseNet, a Marie Curie Research Training Network.
Additional support was provided by the Discovery Center and the Niels Bohr International Academy.
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