Day 1 Sessions 1-3 -- Session 1. The Redshift -- The pair of X-ray sources across NGC 4258, its relation to intrinsic redshifts, ejection and quantization -- A fresh look at discordant redshift galaxies in compact groups -- Evidence for quantized and variable redshifts in the cosmic background rest frame -- Testing for quantized redshifts. I. The project -- The distribution of galaxy pair redshifts -- Session 2. Critical Properties of the Universe -- Density fluctuations on super-Hubble scales -- The challenge of large-scale structure -- Electric space: evolution of the plasma universe -- Gamma-ray bursts: should cosmologists care? -- Session 3. Statistical Methods -- Testing for quantized redshifts. II. The local supercluster -- Power spectrum analysis and redshift data -- Statistical analysis of the occurrence of periodicities in galaxy redshift data -- Zooming in on the redshift problem -- Day 2 Sessions 4-5 -- Session 4. New Approaches to Cosmology -- Two universes -- Anomalous redshifts and the variable mass hypothesis -- Three-dimensional quantized time in cosmology -- Session 5. Gravitation and Time in General Relativity -- The stress-energy tensor and the deflection of light in 6-dimensional general relativity -- Einstein's greatest mistake? -- Time, space and complex geometry -- Discrete spatial scales in a fractal universe -- Possible new properties of gravity -- On the cosmic limits of physical laws -- Changes in concepts of time from Aristotle to Einstein -- On the transmutation and annihilation of pencil-generated spacetime dimensions -- Day 3 Sessions 6-7 -- Session 6. Nuclear and Particle Physics -- Particles, space and time -- Time anisotropy and quantum measurement: Clues for transcending the geometrical picture of time -- 3-D Period doubling and magnetic moments of particles -- Relics of the primordial origins of space and time in the low energy world -- Unexplained empirical relations among certain scatterings -- Spherical rotation, particles and cosmology -- Session 7. Mathematical Models and Methods -- A Non-linear model for time -- Defining spacetime -- Some elementary geometric aspects of extending the dimension of the space of instants -- Fisher information as a measure of time.