Scientific Program
Program
Morning sessions will be devoted to invited plenary talks and afternoon parallel sessions to contributed talks. Two parallel sessions are planned for each of the afternoons of Mon, Tue and Thu (in total six, see below). A public outreach lecture will take place on Tuesday evening. Wednesday will see the traditional boat tour in the late afternoon, while the conference dinner will take place on Thursday evening. The conference will officially close on Friday lunchtime.
There will be ample opportunity for poster presentations during the entire conference.
Program structure:
| Mon, July 11 | Tue, July 12 | Wed, July 13 | Thu, July 14 | Fri, July 15 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morning | Registration | Invited Talks | Invited Talks | Invited Talks | Invited Talks |
| Invited Talks | Invited Talks | Invited Talks | Invited Talks | Summaries | |
| Afternoon | Contributed Talks | Contributed Talks | Contributed Talks | ||
| Contributed Talks | Contributed Talks | Boat tour | Contribued Talks | ||
| Evening | Poster Viewing | Public Lecture | Conference Dinner |
Parallel sessions will be dedicated to topics on Galactic Sources, Extragalactic Sources, Fundamental Physics and Cosmology as well as on current and future instruments.
Program details can be found in the full program schedule (PDF).
Confirmed invited plenary review speakers
A. Beloborodov: Magnetars
V. Beskin: Pulsar magnetospheres and pulsar winds
V. Bosch-Ramon: Gamma-rays from high-mass binaries and protostars
G. Brunetti: Gamma-rays from Clusters of Galaxies
A. Bykov: Gamma-rays from star-forming regions
A. De Angelis: Gamma-rays and Fundamental Physics
E. Derishev: Physics of Gamma-Ray Bursts
S. Gabici: Gamma-ray emission from SNRs and surrounding clouds
A. Harding: Gamma-ray Pulsars
W. Hofmann: CTA – Status
D. Khangulyan: Pulsar Wind Nebulae
S. Kulkarni: Fast Radio Bursts
M. Lemoine: Relativistic Shock Acceleration
P. Lipari: Cosmic Rays: Recent Results and Developments
E. Resconi: High Energy Gamma-Rays and Neutrinos
F. Rieger: Gamma-rays from non-blazar AGN
G. Rowell: Unidentified gamma-ray sources and distribution of gas in the Galaxy
L. Sironi: Particle Acceleration in Astrophysical Plasmas (Simulations)
M. Tavani: Future of space-based Gamma-Ray Astronomy
F. Tavecchio: Gamma-rays from blazars
T. Linden: Galactic Center Activity & Dark Matter Annihilation
Confirmed invited plenary highlight speakers
O. Blanch: Highlights from MAGIC
R. Chaves: Highlights from H.E.S.S.
E. Hays: Highlights of High-Energy Gamma-Ray Astronomy
J. Holder: Highlights from VERITAS
A. Sandoval: Highlights from HAWC
S. Schael: Highlights from AMS
Invited Rapporteurs
S. Safi-Harb: Galactic Science
A. Taylor: Extragalactic Science
