Gravity and Black Holes Programme

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday
08:15	Registration
09:20	Welcome
09:30	Eiichiro Komatsu "Finding cosmic inflation" Video PDF	Pablo Laguna "The kicking of black holes" Video PDF	Douglas Stanford "Diving into traversable wormholes" Video PDF
10:10	Hiranya Peiris "Towards fundamental physics from the cosmic microwave background" Video PDF	Harald Pfeiffer "Modelling the gravitational radiation emitted by merging black holes" Video PDF	Gary Gibbons "The gravitational memory effect: what it is and why Stephen and I did not discover it" Video PDF
10:50	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee
11:20	Viatcheslav Mukhanov "How predictive are cosmological theories?" Video PowerPoint	Gabriela González "How to hear black holes and other cosmic sounds" Video PDF	Andy Strominger "Infrared divergences in QED and quantum gravity" Video PowerPoint
12:00	Andrei Linde "Cosmological attractors" Video PDF	Bruce Allen "Stephen, Gary, and the first gravitational wave detections" Video PDF	Gary Horowitz "One step forward, one step back" Video PDF
12:40	Lunch	Lunch	Closing remarks: Robert Wald Video Lunch at 13:00
14:00	James Hartle "The bubble multiverses of the no-boundary quantum state" Video PDF	Frans Pretorius "Gravitational wave observation of dynamical, strong-field gravity" Video PDF
14:40	Thomas Hertog "A smooth exit from eternal inflation" Video	Mihalis Dafermos "The cosmic censorship conjectures in classical general relativity" Video PDF
15:20	Tea	Tea
16:00	Raphael Bousso "Quantum focussing, and a provable local energy condition" Video PDF	Ted Jacobson "Hawking radiation, infinite redshifts, and black hole analogues" Video PowerPoint
16:40	Renata Kallosh "Maximal supergravity" Video PDF	Jeff Steinhauer "Observation of quantum Hawking radiation and its entanglement in an analogue black hole" Video PowerPoint
18:00	Physics exhibition at the Wren Library, Trinity College
18:30	Drinks reception and dinner at Trinity College Fay Dowker's after-dinner speech (PDF) James Hartle's speech (PDF)