The seventeenth edition of the annual International Conference on Particle Physics and Cosmology - COSMO 2013 - will be held at the Centre for Theoretical Cosmology, Cambridge, UK in the week of September 2-6, 2013. The COSMO series is one of the major venues of interaction between cosmologists and particle physicists. The year 2013 being the year of the first release of cosmological results from the Planck satellite, we consider it more important than ever to encourage such interactions between the fields. COSMO 13 will have an excellent line-up of plenary speakers. Some of the topics to be discussed at COSMO include: Results from the Planck satellite Results from the Large Hadron Collider The large-scale structure of the Universe Cosmic acceleration String cosmology Primordial cosmology Numerical cosmology Particle astrophysics Dark matter

Latest episodes of the podcast COSMO 2013

• Andrew Liddle: COSMO Public Symposium 2013
• Andreas Ringwald: The quest for axions and other WISPs
• Ben Wandelt: Fundamental physics from cosmology - Planck and beyond
• Brian Cox: COSMO Public Symposium 2013
• Claudia de Rham: Dark energy and modified gravity
• Cliff Burgess: Naturalness and cosmology: does Planck give us a totally free hand?
• David Spergel: Cosmology after Planck: small-scale CMB experiments
• Edmund Copeland: Dark energy - modelling and testing for it
• George Efstathiou: Planck satellite results
• Introduction
• Jo Dunkley: Cosmology from the small-scale CMB
• John Ellis: From the Higgs boson to cosmology
• John Kovac: B-modes from the ground
• Joseph Conlon: Dark radiation and a 0.1 - 1 keV cosmic axion background
• Lam Hui: Testing gravity
• Lars Sonnenschein: Recent results from the LHC
• Liam McAllister: Many-field inflation
• Malcolm Fairbairn: Evidence for Dark Matter
• Matias Zaldarriaga: The effective field theory of large-scale structure
• Ofer Lahav: Dark energy: observational probes and alternative models
• Richard Easther: Inflation: plus ça change
• Silvia Pascoli: Neutrino masses: experiments versus cosmological observations
• Simon White: Insights into the nature of dark matter from numerical simulations
• Slava Mukhanov: Quantum cosmological perturbations: predictions and observations
• Stephen Hawking: COSMO Public Symposium 2013
• Thomas Hertog: Quantum cosmological backgrounds: predictions and observations
• Ue-Li Pen: 21cm cosmology
• Uros Seljak: Galaxy clustering and weak lensing: current observations and theoretical challenges