The school will be realized during five days (October 07-12, 2021), in which the daily schedule shall be of the following form.

Mini-Courses:  

•  Observational Cosmology - Raul Abramo (USP,  Brazil).
•  Primordial Cosmology - Yi-Fu Cai  (USTC,  China). Remote
• Mordern Cosmology-Hermano Velten (UFOP, Brazil).
• Dirac’s hamiltonian formalism-Jorge Zanelli (CECS, Chile). Remote
• Modified gravity theories-Radouane Gannouji (UCV, Chile).​
• 21st century, 21cm cosmology and the BINGO project-Carlos A. Wuensche (INPE, Brazil).
• AstroBioGeochemistry: Organic Molecules in Active Galaxies. Dinalva Sales (FURG, Brazil).

 
Advanced Seminars: 

• Primordial Inflationi - Alexey Starobinsky (Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics, Russia). Remote.
• A dictionary for black holes: Parametrized quasinormal modes- Caio Macedo (UFPA, Brazil).
• Scalar fields around compact objects: Scattering and absorption-Carolina Benone (UFPA, Brazil).
•  Can quantum fluctuations distinguish standard gravity from its unimodular version? Antonio Duarte Pereira (UFF, Brasil) - Remote
• Dark degeneracy and its observational consequences - Rodrigo von Marttens (Observatório Nacional, Brazil)
• Cosmological perturbations in closed universes and CMB - Nelson Yokomizo (UFMG, Brazil).​

Communications

• Alexsandre Ferreira (UFES, Brazil) - Interference effects and modifiedBorn rule in presence of torsion.
• Denis Rodrigues (UFES, Brazil): Duality between k-essence and Rastall gravity
•  Guilherme Brando(UFES, Brazil) - Relativistic Horndeski N-body simulations.
•  Pedro Bessa (UFES, Brazil)-Using growth of structure to constrain  parameters on the late time Starobinsky’s f(R) model.
• Tales Gomes(UFES, Brazil): Cold Black Holes solutions in Einstein-Maxwell-Scalar Theory.
• Túlio Ottoni (UFES, Brazil):   Slowly Rotating neutron stars in scalar-tensor theories of gravity.

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