Welcome and introduction

• Richard Ball (Director of the Higgs Centre)

The Higgs and the excessive success of the Standard Model

• Guido Altarelli (Rome)

Symmetry breaking and electroweak unification - an Imperial College perspective

• Tom Kibble (Imperial)

Higgs interferometry

• Lance Dixon (Stanford)

The ubiquitous top quark

• Eric Laenen (Nikhef)

Transition to turbulence in pipe flow: a dynamical systems perspective

• Bruno Eckhardt (Marburg)

Modeling of tunable reconfiguration of Janus colloidal particles

• Ronald Larson (Michigan)

Probing fundamental physics with cosmological observations

• Robert Brandenberger (McGill)

Planck Confronts the Standard Model(s)

• Andrew Jaffe (Imperial)

Ghost free & singularity free theory of gravity

• Anupam Mazumdar (Lancaster)

Quantum physics without quasiparticles

• Subir Sachdev (Harvard)

Condensed matter: plenty of places to go but which direction to get there?

• Andy Schofield (Birmingham)

Phase reconstruction near the high-symmetry point of the O(2)xO(2) nonlinear sigma model

• Chris Hooley (St Andrews)

On quantum tunnelling

• Neil Turok (Perimeter)

Exploring TeV scale physics in decays of [ultra]cold neutrons and from nEDM

• Rajan Gupta (Los Alamos)

All-order perturbative results for gauge field theories

• Lorenzo Magnea (Torino)

Gravity from squaring Yang-Mills

• Michael Duff (Imperial)

Vacuum decay and the end of the Universe

• Ian Moss (Newcastle)

Symmetries and broken symmetries in non equilibrium systems

• Bernard Derrida (Paris 6)

PT-symmetry and the double-scaling (correlated) limit in quantum field theory

• Carl Bender (St Louis)

How to make an invisibility cloak

• Chris White (Glasgow)

Concluding remarks