Information on new physics can be extracted from several independent sectors and in particular: direct search for Higgs and new particles at colliders, which has entered a new era with the start of the LHC, indirect information from flavour physics data, using valuable results obtained at the B factories and recently also at the LHC, and finally indirect information from dark matter relic density and direct dark matter searches using in particular the recent results from XENON, CoGENT, CRESST, ... experiments. Combining the information from the di fferent sectors has indeed very rich implications and allows squeezing the parameters of the new physics scenarios. We have demonstrated such synergies in the context of supersymmetry for various constrained scenarios as well as for a more general MSSM (pMSSM) scenario.
Supersymmetry in the LHC era. Interplay between flavour physics, cosmology and collider physics