Monday October 26th

• Galaxy shapes as cosmological probes (B. M. Schaefer)

• gevolution: a cosmological N-body code based on General Relativity (M. Kunz)

• Cosmology at the Largest Scales (D. Schwarz)

• Bayesian analysis of weak lensing on the largest scales (A. Heavens)

• A microscopic theory for cosmic structure formation (M. Bartelmann)

Tuesday October 27th

• Gravity or Dark Matter models as solutions to CMB-LSS tensions (J. Lesgourgues)

• Evolution of linear perturbations in Lemaître-Tolman-Bondi models (S. Meyer)

• Tensorial nonlocal gravity (H. Nersisyan)

• Observational constraints in nonlocal gravity (Y. Dirian)

• Large scale structure of the Universe: the angular power spectrum and bispectrum (R. Durrer)

• A brief overview on the cosmology of bigravity (G. Cusin)

• A general mass term for bigravity (M. Motta)

• Gravitational waves in a bigravity model: from inflation to present (P. Guarato)

• A ghost story II (F. Koennig)

• Can observations look back to the beginning of inflation? (C. Wetterich)

Wednesday October 28th

• Non-Gaussianity in data- and parameter space (E. Sellentin)

• Constraining parameters from general dark energy models in the nonlinear regime (S. Casas)

• Slow roll inflation in the era of Euclid (S. Clesse)

• Gravity at the horizon: from the cosmic dawn to ultra-large scales (M. Zumalacarregui)

• Relativistic effects in the galaxy number counts bispectrum (G. Marozzi)

• Causality with more than one metric (I. Sawicki)

• Effective Viscous Fluids as for Models Large-Scale Structure (F. Fuhrer)