Supersymmetric Dark Matter after Run I at the LHC: From a TeV to a PeV
  The absence of low energy supersymmetry in run I data at the LHC has pushed
the nominal scale for supersymmetry beyond a TeV. While this is consistent with
the discovery of the Higgs boson at \approx 125 GeV, simple models with scalar
and gaugino mass universality are being pushed into corners of parameter space.
Some possibilities within the constrained minimal supersymmetric extension of
the standard model (with four parameters) are discussed along with a one
parameter extension in which the Higgs soft masses are non-universal. Also
discussed are 2-, 3-, and 4-parameter versions of pure gravity mediated models
with a wino, Higgsino, or bino LSP respectively.
