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Program:

The school will be realized during five days (September 23-27, 2024), in which the daily schedule shall be of the following form.

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Mini-Courses:

1. Cosmological distance ladder - Lucas Macri (NSF NOIRLab, EUA);
2. An introduction to the study of large scale structure in the universe - Diego Lambas (UNC, Argentina);
3. Observing the universe with the 21 cm emission - Mario Santos (University of the Western Cape, África do Sul);
4. The Euclid and DESI projects - Julian Bautista (Université de Marseille, França).

Special topics:

1. JWST and galaxies at high redshift - Valentino Gonzalez (UC, Chile);
2. Topics on Galaxy clusters -  Gastão Bierrenbach Lima Neto (IAG-USP, Brasil);
3. Machine Learning for Photometric Surveys - Laerte Sodré (IAG-USP, Brasil).

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Advanced Seminars:

1. The universe in radio waves - Carlos Alexandre Wuensche (INPE, Brasil);
2. Black holes at all scales -  José Lemos (IST, Portugal);
3. ​Improving LSS analysis with velocities and model-independence - Miguel Quartin (UFRJ, Brasil).

Communications:
The program also includes 6 communications of 30 minutes that are yet to be selected from participants' submission.

1. On the thermodynamics and Hawking radiation of an effective loop quantum corrected black hole​ - Filipe Menezes  (UFBA, Brasil);
2. Enhancing 21cm Cosmology: CrossCorrelation Strategies and Power Spectrum Forecasts with IM Surveys​-   Bruno Bizarria (INPE, Brasil);
3. Cosmology from the point of view of an almost spherical cow- Leonardo Giani ( UQ, Australia);
4. Beyond homogeneity and isotropy in cosmology -  Valerio Marra (UFES, Brasil);
5. A novel approach on cosmological non-linearities as an effective fluid - Rodrigo von Marttens (UFBA, Brasil);
6. Small-scale tests of Hybrid alpha attractors -  Luiz Filipe Guimarães(UFES, Brasil);
7. Bosonic/fermionic covariant cosmology - Henrique Bonato (UTFPR, Brasil);
8. Beyond gaussianity for gravitational wave data analysis at high-z cosmology - Josiel de Souza (UFRJ, Brasil);
9. The distance duality relation for high redshift quasars and gaussian processes​ - Felipe da Silva Avila (ON, Brasil).

Posters:
Posters shall be displayed during the whole duration of the event. 

1. Born-Infeld and galaxies clusters - Alan Miguel Velásquez Toribio (UFES, Brasil);
2. A scenario of universe expansion promoted by the variation of the gravitational coupling constant - Felipe dos Santos Escórcio (UFOP, Brasi);
3. Comparative study of methods for producing 21 cm emission maps - Helissa Helen da Costa (INPE, Brasil);
4. Solitonic solutions in Bose-Einstein condensates - Itauany do Nascimento Barroso (UFES, Brasil);
5.  Uma comparação do processo de formação de estruturas em de Einstein-de Sitter e ΛCDM - Laura Pereira de Carvalho (UFBA, Brasil);
6. Fast radio burst: propriedades e modelagem do fenômeno - Pedro Vilela (INPE, Brasil);
7. Gravitational waves as indicators of cosmological distances, densities, and velocities - Tatiane de Paula Moraes (UFES, Brasil);
8. Fluid and scalar representation in a Brans-Dicke cosmology - Tiago Henrique Barbosa Alves (UFES, Brasil);
9. Galaxy scale test for variation in Post-Newtonian γ using strong lensing systems - William Antonio Ramirez (UFES, Brasil).

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