Invited talks will be presented in six sessions, each of which will focus on a certain aspect of the physics of fundamental constants, and one evening lecture. 

What are fundamental constants? How many of those do we need?

• John D. Barrow (Cambridge, UK) 
• Jean-Philippe Uzan (Paris, France) 
• Christof Wetterich (Heidelberg, Germany) 
• Gabriele Veneziano (CERN, Switzerland)

Time variation of fundamental constants

• Marianna Safronova (Delaware, USA) 
• Ekkehard Peik (PTB, Germany) 
• Wim Ubachs (Amsterdam, The Nederland) 
• Mikhail Kozlov (St. Petersburg, Russia) 

Metrology, fundamental constants and their best values

• Klaus von Klitzing (Stuttgart, Germany) 
• Holger Müller (Berkeley, USA) 
• Sven Sturm (Heidelberg, Germany) 
• Barry Wood (NRC, Canada)

Future of time (Definition of second)

• Hidetoshi Katori (RIKEN, Japan)
• Jun Ye (NIST, USA) 
• Gesine Grosche (PTB, Germany) 
• Peter Thirolf (München, Germany) 
• David Hume (NIST, USA) 

Fundamental constants, symmetries and anti-world

• Stefan Ulmer (CERN, Switzerland) 
• Stefan Eriksson (Swansea, UK) 
• Masaki Hori (München, Germany)
• Tanya Zelevinsky (Columbia, USA)
   

Fundamental constants and proton radius

• Randolf Pohl (Mainz, Germany) 
• Vladimir Yerokhin (St. Petersburg, Russia)
• François Nez (Paris, France) 

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  Evening “after dinner” lecture

• Terry Quinn (BIPM, France)