Advances in Cosmology : Science - Art - Philosophy

Forewords by Marilena Streit-Bianchi (Vice-President ARSCIENCIA) and Paola Catapano (CERN)1.    From Astronomy to Modern Cosmology

Looking at the sky: from Galileo to Newton to Einstein Ugo Moschella (University of INSUBRIA, Italy)

Cosmological thinking from myths to science (cosmology in emerging quantum mechanics) Gabriele Veneziano (CERN)

Modern cosmological theories Kai Schmitz (CERN)

2.    Search of dark matter, dark energy, Black Holes, star formation and other cosmological searches

Accelerators

Introduction on CERN search of Dark Matter and other searches relevant for astrophysics Suchita Kulkarni(Graz University, Austria)

- ATLAS Caterina Doglioni (Lund University, Sweden)

- CMS Deborah Pinna (University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA)

- CAST * Authors pending upon a formal approval 

- FASER Michaela Queitsch-Maitland (CERN)

- NA64 Dipanwita Banerjee (CERN)

- BASE Stefan Ulmer (RIKEN Fundamental Symmetries Laboratory, Wako, Saitama, Japan) 

Space searches   

AMS-2 on the ISS space station Maura Graziani and Nicola Tomassetti (University of Perugia, Italy)walks in space for scientific endeavour: interview of Luca Parmitano Paola Catapano (CERN, Geneva, Switzerland) 

Gravitational waves

Gravitational Waves: the how and why Federico Ferrini (EGO (2011-2017); CTAO, Italy)

Under the Gran Sasso Cristiano Galbiati (University of Princeton, USA) and Walter Bonivento (INFN and University of Cagliari, Italy)



Optical Astronomy    

The Very Large Telescope (VLT): Gianni Marconi (ESO, Chile) and Massimo Tarenghi former Director of ALMA Project Chile

3.    Philosophy      

Space, time and matter concepts in the primordial Universe: Francesca Vidotto (University of Western Ontario, Canada)

4.    Art      

Art a linking bridge Enrico Magnani (artist, Reggio Emilia, Italy)