Proceedings:

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The list of presentations:

• Branko Borstnik: Evolutionary theory on the molecular scale (Ljubljana)
• Norma Susana Mankoc Borstnik: Spin-charge family theory; breaking of the SO(4) symmetry to the weak one with fermion condensates (Ljubljana)
• Norma Susana Mankoč Borštnik: Introduction into Spin-charge-family theory (Bled)
• Holger Bech Nielsen: Small representation principle (Bled)
• Jon Chkareuli: What can we learn from spontaneous Lorentz violation? (Bled)
• Albino Hernandez Galeana: Fermion masses and mixing within SU(3) symmetry model including one or two light sterile neutrinos (Bled)
• Norma Susana Mankoc Borstnik: Introduction into Spin-spin-charge theory II (Bled)
• Eduardo Guendelman: Coupling of the electromagnetism to global charge (Bled)
• Holger Bech Nielsen: Small representation principle II (Bled)
• Loriano Bonora: Conformal invariance and gravity (Bled)
• Anatoli Romaniouk: Status of the ATLAS experiment (Bled)
• Eduardo Guendelman:  A two measure unified model of dark energy and dark matter (Bled)
• Maxim Khlopov: Some comments on physics beyond the Standard Model and dark matter (Bled)
• Norma Mankoc-Borstnik: Predictions from the spin-charge-family theory  (Bled)
• Ignatios Antoniadis: Mass hierarchy and physics beyond the Standard Model (Bled)
• Astri Kleppe: Towards derivation of space (Bled)
• Riccardo Cerulli ( On behalf of DAMA collaboration): Results from DAMA/LIBRA and perspectives (Bled)
• Nikita Chasnikov: Primordial black holes (Bled)
• Jon Chkareuli: What do we learn from spontaneous  Lorentz invariance violation? II (Bled)
• Holger Bech Nielsen:  Why nature has chosen small representations III (Bled)
• Jon Chkareuli: What do we learn from spontaneous Lorentz invariance violation? III (Bled)
• Holger Bech Nielsen:  Why nature has chosen small representations IV (Bled)
• Norma Susana Mankoč Borštnik, Holger Bech Nielsen: Fermionization in higher dimensions (Ljubljana)