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10:30CoffeeG2, School of Mathematical Sciences
Session Chair: Bernard Carr
Name, Institution
Title
11:00Douglas Shaw, QMUL
Detecting Chameleons: the Astronomical Polarization Produced by Chameleon-like Scalar Fields
11:25Camilla Schelpe, DAMTP
The Effects of a Chameleon Scalar Field on the Cosmic Microwave Background.
11:50Timothy Clemson, University of Sussex
Observational Constraints on Thawing Quintessence Models
12:15Antonio Cardoso, ICG Portsmouth
Singularities in Loop Quantum Cosmology.
12:40LunchG2, School of Mathematical Sciences
Session Chair: David Lyth
Name, Institution
Title
13:40Adam Christopherson, QMUL
The Non-Adiabatic Pressure Perturbation.
14:05Sébastien Renaux-Petel, APC, University of Paris
Multifield DBI Inflation
14:30Chris Graham, Newcastle University
Particle Production and Reheating of the Inflationary Universe.
14:55
Cesar S. Lopez-Monsalvo, Southampton University
Multifluids and Dissipation in General Relativity
15:20
CoffeeG2, School of Mathematical Sciences
Session Chair: Richard Battye
Name, InstitutionTitle
15:45Mindaugas Karciauskas, Lancaster University
Anisotropic  Non-Gaussianity
16:10
Davide Pietrobon, ICG Portsmouth
Constraints on Primordial Non-Gaussianity from a Needlet Analysis of the WMAP-5 Data
16:35Gabriela Caldera-Cabral, ICG Portsmouth
Dark Sector Coupling Models
17:00
David Parkinson, University of Sussex
Designing Future Dark Energy Surveys
17:25End



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