Seminars

Seminar (S1): Robert Manuel Wald (The University of Chicago, United States of America) - Black Holes Cannot be Over-Charged or Over-Spun. ABSTRACT

Seminar (S2): Elizabeth Winstanley (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom) - Quantum field theory on anti-de Sitter space-time. ABSTRACT

Seminar (S3): Daniel Augusto Turolla Vanzella (Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil) - Probing the Unruh effect with an extended system. ABSTRACT

Seminar (S4): Theodore A. Jacobson (University of Maryland, United States of America) - A Blandford-Znajek process with pure electromagnetism and its holographic dual.

Seminar (S5): Marc Casals Casanellas (Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Físicas, Brasil) - Quantum Fields as Cosmic Censors in 2+1-Dimensions. ABSTRACT

Seminar (S6): George Emanuel Avraam Matsas (Universidade Estadual Paulista, Brasil) - Towards a direct observation of the Unruh effect. ABSTRACT

Seminar (S7): Samuel Richard Dolan (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom) - Geometrical optics and spin-helicity effects. ABSTRACT

Seminar (S8): Christopher J. Fewster (The University of York, United Kingdom) - Preferred states in quantum field theories, ancient and modern. ABSTRACT

Seminar (S9): John L. Friedman (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, United States of America) - Gravitational waves, colliding neutron stars, and the nature of matter above nuclear density. ABSTRACT

Seminar (S10): William George Unruh (The University of British Columbia, Canada) - Black Holes and Information Loss. ABSTRACT

Public Lecture

Public Lecture (PL): William George Unruh (The University of British Columbia, Canada) - Gravitational Waves have been Seen! ABSTRACT

Schedule

	Mon (18/09)	Tue (19/09)	Wed (20/09)	Thu (21/09)	Fri (22/09)

9:00-9:45		Opening Session	S3	S6	S9
9:45-10:15	BREAK
10:15-11:00		S1	S4	S7	S10
11:00-11:45		S2	S5	S8	Closing Session
	BREAK
15:00-16:00	Registration	Posters	AFTERNOON FOR DEBATES & DISCUSSIONS	Posters
16:00-17:00		Oral Communications		Oral Communications
17:00-18:00		Public Lecture		Oral Communications