We are pleased to announce that the International
Conference on Advances in Gravitation, Astrophysics and Cosmology
(ICAGAC2026) will be held on September 23-24, 2026 in Berlin,
Germany.
The International Conference on Advances in Gravitation,
Astrophysics and Cosmology (ICAGAC2026) is a premier forum that brings together
leading researchers, scientists, scholars and practitioners from around the
globe.
It is dedicated to exploring the frontiers of gravitational
physics, astrophysics, cosmology and related disciplines. Through an enriching
mix of keynote lectures, invited talks, contributed oral presentations, poster
sessions and exhibitions, The International Conference on Advances in Gravitation,
Astrophysics and Cosmology fosters rigorous scientific exchange, collaborative
networking, and the cross-fertilization of ideas across theory, experiment and
observation.
This event offers a unique platform for insightful discussions,
new partnerships, and the exchange of groundbreaking ideas.
We invite you to Berlin, Germany to engage in a dynamic scientific event and contribute to the progress of astrophysical research.
Best regards,
Swathi M | Conference Secretary
ICAGAC2026
August 20, 2026
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September 23-24, 2026
Founder, D10Z Institute Omnidimensional Peru
Founder, D10Z Institute Omnidimensional Peru
Jamil Al Thani is the visionary founder of the D10Z Institute Omnidimensional, dedicated to advancing a fractal nodal geometric model of the universe that redefines fundamental physical constants and offers empirical validations with unprecedented precision. His groundbreaking work eliminates the need for dark matter and dark energy and introduces new paradigms such as the GM10⁻⁵¹ scale and the Big Start framework. Al Thani is recognized internationally as a leading expert in quantum cosmology and fundamental physics.
University of Maribor
Slovenia
University of Maribor
Slovenia
Samo Kralj was awarded PhD in physics from University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, in 1991. He carried out postdoctoral education at School of Mathematics, University of Southampton (UK, 1992) and at Solid State Department, Jožef Stefan Institute (Ljubljana, 1993-1996). He was visiting researcher at Isaak Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, University of Cambridge (Fall 2013) and University of Sorbonne in Paris (Fall 2025).
Technological Institute of Higher Studies of Chalco Mexico
Technological Institute of Higher Studies of Chalco Mexico
Francisco Bulnes Aguirre, Doctor in Mathematical Sciences from UNAM, is renowned for his pioneering work in curvature energy theories and mathematical physics. He serves as Director of IINAMEI A.C., Mexico, with over 150 international publications. His research greatly contributes to advancements in gravitation, cosmology, and field theory.
Tezpur University India
Tezpur University India
Mohammed V University Morocco
Mohammed V University Morocco
Mustapha Lamaaoune, his research in theoretical and observational cosmology, with a focus on modified theories of gravity, dark energy phenomenology, and cosmological parameter estimation. His work explores extensions of General Relativity and their implications for early and late-time evolution of the Universe, cosmological tensions, and precision tests of gravity. His research for now is conducted through extensive analyses using current observational datasets, including Type Ia supernovae, Hubble parameter measurements, and combined cosmological probes. He actively contributes to international conferences and collaborative research efforts in cosmology and gravitational physics.
State Engineering University Armenia
State Engineering University Armenia
Slavik Avagyan is a multidisciplinary researcher whose work spans atmospheric physics, astronomy, and astrophysics. He introduced a fundamentally new explanation of hail formation at the XXI International Congress of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (2004, Warsaw) and later presented his study on stellar energy sources at the IAU XXVIII General Assembly (2012, Beijing). In recent years, he has focused on alternative approaches to major astrophysical problems, including the formation and stability of the Solar System, the source of stellar energy, and critical assessments of cosmology, arguing against the occurrence of the Big Bang.
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We are excited that ICAGAC2026 will be taking place at Berlin, the capital of Germany, is a dynamic city known for
its rich history, vibrant culture, and modern creativity.
Some of the most famous
attractions in Berlin,Germany are:
Brandenburg
Gate (Brandenburger Tor),Berlin’s most recognizable symbol and a national icon
of Germany’s unity. It once marked the division between East and West Berlin
and now represents freedom and peace.
Reichstag Building (German Parliament) A powerful mix
of history and modern architecture. The building survived WWII and was
redesigned by architect Norman Foster with a stunning glass dome overlooking
the city.
Berlin Wall & East Side Gallery ,The
Berlin Wall is the most important reminder of the Cold War and the city’s
division. The East Side Gallery is the largest remaining section, now a
colorful open-air art gallery symbolizing freedom.
The city is also celebrated for its diverse cuisine,
combining traditional German dishes like currywurst and Berliner Pfannkuchen
with international influences, especially Turkish-inspired street food like
Döner kebab.
Efficient public transportation connects every corner
of Berlin, making it easy to explore its museums, green parks, and bustling
nightlife. Whether you’re interested in history, culture, education, or simply
experiencing a modern European capital, Berlin offers a fascinating blend of the old and the new.
An outstanding conference with an impeccable lineup of speakers. The insights I gained were invaluable for my research. Truly a must-attend event in the field.
The networking opportunities were phenomenal. I connected with several potential collaborators. The organization was seamless from start to finish.
As a PhD student, the poster sessions and direct access to leading scientists were incredibly inspiring. I left with new ideas and a renewed passion for my work.
