The main objective of Campagna Conference on "From Puzzles to New Insights in Fundamental Physics" is to thoroughly inspect puzzles and open questions in fundamental physics and to share and gain new insights into our understanding of the physical world. Foundational and conceptual aspects will be discussed in depth, including a critical assessment of guiding principles and mathematical frameworks for building fundamental theories. The present and future status of experiments aimed at testing fundamental physics from macro to micro scales will be examined, including current tensions and challenges, ranging from astrophysical and cosmological probes for gravitational and particle physics to tabletop experiments for quantum gravity.  

• 100 years of Quantum Mechanics will be celebrated in the presence of Nobel laureates Duncan Haldane, Gerard 't Hooft and Frank Wilczek. 

• 10 years since the first detection of gravitational waves will be celebrated in the presence of Alessandra Buonanno.

• Giordano Bruno, considered one of the first cosmologists and pioneer of the idea of cosmic pluralism, who lived in Campagna around 1572-1573, will be celebrated through seminars held by Nobel laureates Didier Queloz and Adam Riess.

More details on the conference and Campagna can be found in About.