Erice 2010 Announcement

Presenter	Presentations
John Wefel Louisiana State University	1. Erice 2010 Introduction 2. Shapiro Video Introduction
Mohamed Ali University of Leeds Leeds, England	1. Fermi-LAT Observations of Galaxy Clusters
Mike Baker Wisconsin University	1. Time dependent searches for neutrino point sources with IceCube
Brian Baughman Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio	1. Constraining Magnetic Fields with UHECRs
Jonathan Eisch Wisconsin University	1. Cosmic Ray Composition around the knee with IceCube/IceTop
Fabrizio Ferro (CV) INFN - Sezione di Genova	1. The Large Hadron Collider at CERN, an experimental overview. 2. Forward physics at the LHC
Francis Halzen (CV) University of Wisconsin	1. Cosmic Accelerators 2. Catching Cosmic Clues Video #1 Video #2 Video #3
Jamie Holder (CV) University of Delaware	1. Gamma-Ray Astronomy from the Ground: The Imaging Atmospheric Cherenkov Technique
James Matthews (CV) Louisiana State University	1. Extreme Energy Cosmic Rays: Some History and Physics 2. Extreme Energy Cosmic Rays: Results from Auger
Julie McEnery Goddard Space Flight Center	1. The Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope - Instruments and Operations 2. The Fermi Gamma-Ray Space Telescope - Science Highlights Video #1
Marcelo Zimbres Silva UNICAMP Campinas, Brazil	1. Denoising of signals on the sphere with a sparse expansion in wavelets
Alex Smirnov (CV) Int. Center for Theoretical Physics Italy	1. Physics of, and physics with, Atmospheric Nerutrinos 2. Future Studies of Atmospheric Neutrinos
Katherine Sparks Penn State University	1. Sensitivity to GRBs with the High Altitude Water Cherenkov observatory
Todor Stanev (CV) Bartol Research Institute Bartol, DL, USA	1. Studies of the cosmic ray composition with air shower data 2. Cosmogenic neutrinos and gamma rays
Matías Tueros (CV) Univ. Nac. de Buenos Aires, La Plata, Argentina	1. Applications of TIERRAS for underground particle cascade simulations
John Wefel (CV) Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA, USA	1. Cosmic Ray Physics and High Energy Physics: Historical Overview 2. Electrons and Positrons as Astrophysical Probes
Thomas Weiler (CV) Vanderbilt University	1. Einstein's Equations, Cosmology, Dark Matter and Dark Energy Part 2 2. Possible New Physics at the LHC and at the Largest Cosmic-Ray Experiments - Complementarity
Andrea Silvestri (CV ) University of California Irvine, Ca	1. Search for High Energy Neutrinos with Light and Radio Techniques
Kerry T. Lee (CV) NASA Johnson Space Center Houston, Tx	1. Space Weather Status for Exploration Radiation Protection
Vasyl Beshley (CV) Institute for Applied Problems in Mechanics and Mathematics Livov, Ukraine	1. Supernova remnant maps due to hadronic gamma-rays.