Program

Plenary Speakers (Tentative)
Speakers Topics
Jenni Adams, New Zealand IceCUBE
Joel Francisco Saavedra Alvear, Chile

Thermodynamics of apparent Gauss Bonnet Cosmology and multivalued Hamiltonian issues

Reggie Bernardo, Taiwan

Testing gravity using inter-pulsar correlation measurements

Rong-Gen Cai, China

Primordial black holes and stochastic gravitational waves

Tsang Keung Chan, Hong Kong

Cosmological galaxy simulations

Kiwoon Choi, Korea Uncovering the microscopic features of axion with low energy observables
Achamveedu Gopakumar, India Promise of Persistent Multi-Messenger nano-Hz GW Astronomy
Paul Ho, Taiwan

Direct  imaging of supermassive black holes

Lam Hui, USA

Light and ultra-light axion dark matter

Takaaki Kajita, Japan

The KAGRA project - status and plans 

Sang Pyo Kim, Korea Schwinger Effect in Magnetized Black Holes and KN Black Holes
Yeongduk Kim, Korea

Status of AMoRE project

Kejia Lee, China

Progress of Chinese Pulsar Timing Array

Jun Luo, China

TinQin: the Chinese mission to detect gravitational waves in space

Shigeki Matsumoto, Japan

Electroweakly (EW) charged WIMP

Maura McLaughlin, USA

Evidence for the Nanohertz Gravitational Wave Background

Shigetaka Moriyama, Japan

Hyper-Kamiokande: physics goals and status of construction

Kaixuan Ni, USA

The road towards the ultimate WIMP dark matter direct detection

Yen-Chin Ong, China

Black holes, maximum force, and related conjectures in General Relativity

Ue-Li Pen, Taiwan

Picard-Lefschetz interpretation of cosmic lensing and beyond

Gavin Rowell, Australia

Searching for the Milky Way's extreme particle accelerators

Remo Ruffini, Italy

GRB-SN Association within the Binary-Driven Hypernova Model

Tanmay Vachaspati, USA

Cosmological Magnetic Fields

Raymond Volkas, Australia

Flavours of dark matter

Bin Wang, China

21cm intensity mapping: a new window to probe DE

Henry Wong, Taiwan

Light dark matter searches 

Yvonne Wong, Australia

CMB constraints on new physics

Meng-Ru Wu, Taiwan

Neutrinos in astrophysical explosions

Masahide Yamaguchi, Japan

Quantum tunneling in curved spacetime  

Naoki Yoshida, Japan

Simulating Cosmic Structure Formation

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