Physics at the LHC 2010

This is the fifth conference in the series started in Prague in 2003 and held in Prague (2003), Vienna (2004), Cracow (2006) and Split (2008). The conference is dedicated to the physics at LHC. The conference takes place from 7-12 June 2010 at DESY (Hamburg site), Germany.

• 14 June 2010: The prize-winning posters can be found on this web page. Congratulations to the winners Simon Owen, Philipp Kant and Markos Maniatis!
• 13 June 2010: Photos from various occasions during the conference can be found here.
• 6 June 2010: Livestream of the morning plenary sessions available!
• 4 June 2010: Registration closed.
• 17 May 2010: Final programme available!
• 4 May 2010 - Abstract submission closed.
• 18 April 2010 - First bulletin is out.
• 24 February 2010 - Poster prize announcement: The "Verein der Freunde und Förderer des DESY" (Society of Friends and Supporters of DESY) offers a poster prize. See here for details.
• 19 January 2010 - Registration now open: From now on, registration for the conference is open
• 11 January 2010 - Call for abstracts and poster proposals: Abstracts for presentations at the conference (and for posters to be presented) are now being collected at the conference INDICO page. The deadline for abstract submission is 15 April 2010. Please note that abstract submission of large experimental collaborations will be coordinated via the respective speaker committees.

• Higgs physics
• Supersymmetry
• Standard Model and beyond
• Top physics
• Beauty physics
• Heavy-ion physics
• Diffraction and forward physics

• Contact: In case of questions contact the conference organisers via e-mail.
• Conference chairs: Joachim Mnich (DESY) and Guenakh MItselmakher (Florida)
• Programme Committee Chairs: Daniel Denegri (Saclay) and Karl Jakobs (Freiburg)
• Scientific Secretary: Thomas Schoerner-Sadenius
• Conference Secretary: Antje Brandes

• The conference "Physics at the LHC 2010" is supported by the following organisations: DESY, CERN, Hamburg University, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (German Research Foundation), University of Florida.