ISVHECRI 2010 Program Invited Speakers

I. Introduction

Accelerator data Michael G. Albrow, Fermilab

Cosmic rays; current status Thomas K. Gaisser, Bartol Research Institute

Relating accelerator data and Models Paolo Lipari, INFN/University of Rome

II. Recent accelerator data and results

MIPP (FNAL), NA-49, NA-61 (CERN) Rajendran Raja, Fermilab

RHIC (BNL) Baha Balantekin, University of Wisconsin

CDF & DO (FNAL) Mary Convery, Fermilab

ATLAS (CERN) Georges Azuelos, Université de Montréal

CMS (CERN) Ambra Gresele, University of Padova

TOTEM (CERN) Emilio Radicioni, INFN, University of Bari

LHCf (CERN) Takashi Sako, Nagoya University

LHCb (CERN) Christian Linn, Physikalisches Institut, Heidelberg

ALICE(CERN) Henner Buesching, University of Frankfurt   

III. Hadronic cross sections Martin M. Block, Northwestern University

IV. Sensitivity of Monte Carlo Models to data:

Sibyll, QGSjet, EPOS, etc. Ralph Engel, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

V. Extensive air shower experiments; E>100 TeV

Tibet; ARGO-Yangbajing Jing Huang, Institute of HEP, Chinese Academy of Sciences

KASCADE-Grande Juan Carlos Arteaga Velazquez, University of Michoacan

GRAPES Sunil Gupta, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research

GAMMA Romen Martirosov, Yerevan Physics Institute

IceTop Serap Tilav, Bartol Research Institute

VI. Experiments above the Ankle

HiRes Pierre Sokolsky, University of Utah

Pierre Auger Paolo Privitera, University of Chicago

Telescope Array Masaki Fukushima, ICRR, University of Tokyo

EAS interpretations Ralph Engel, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

VII. Emulsion chambers

Hadron-nucleon interactions Rauf Mukhamedshin , Institute for Nuclear Research, Russian Academy of Sciences

Hybrid arrays Masanobu Tamada, Kinki University

VIII. Anisotropy

High energy (galactic magnetic fields) Philipp Kronberg, Los Alamos National Laboratory and the University of Toronto

10 – 100 TeV anisotropy Jordan Goodman, University of Maryland

IX. Muons

With L3 Detector Yuqian Ma, IHEP

With CMS Detector Gavin Hesketh, CERN

With MINOS Detector Philip Schreiner, Benedictine University

Theoretical Discussion Edgar Bugaev, INR, Russian Academy of Sciences

X. Balloon and satellite experiments

Magnetic detectors

(PAMELA, Bess, AMS) John W. Mitchell, NASA/Goddard

Non-magnetic detectors

(ATIC, CREAM, etc.) Eun-Suk Seo, University of Maryland

AMS Samuel C.C. Ting, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

XI. Summary lectures

Experimental summary* Paul Sommers, Pennsylvania State Univ.

Theory summary Angela Olinto, University of Chicago

Outlook Francis Halzen, University of Wisconsin

Complimentary programs at Fermilab during the Symposium:

Fermilab Colloquium June 30:

The Composition of Cosmic Rays: Questions, Surprises, and Recent Answers

Dietrich Müller, University of Chicago

Fermilab Joint Theoretical-Experimental Seminar, July 2:

Xmax Distributions with Auger and Their Interpretation.
Eun-Joo Ahn, Fermilab, and Ralph Engel, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Last updated: 11-June-2010