Sessions

Conference Sessions

Explore the scientific tracks and focus areas of CosmoNext-2027.

Cosmology & the Early Universe

Foundational theory and observations addressing the birth, composition, and earliest evolution of the Universe.

Particle candidates, detection strategies, and the role of dark matter in structure and galaxy formation.

Theory and observations of cosmic acceleration, dark energy, and extensions to gravity.

CMB physics, galaxy clustering, lensing, and the formation of structure across cosmic time.

Gravitational-wave sources and their use as probes of cosmology, compact objects, and fundamental physics.

Compact objects as laboratories for dark matter, strong gravity, and high-energy astrophysics.

New particles, interactions, and symmetry structures connecting particle physics with cosmology.

Foundational approaches to gravity, spacetime, and the quantum structure of the Universe.

Neutrinos, cosmic messengers, and high-energy particles as probes of the Universe.

Emerging facilities, survey strategies, and observational programs for precision cosmology.

Computational methods, simulations, and AI-enabled inference for modern cosmology.

Current discrepancies in cosmology and their possible statistical, systematic, or physical origins.

Forward-looking discussion of experiments, facilities, methods, and open questions shaping the next decade.