Tuesday, March 28
- The physics case for the NICA/FAIR energy region
Jean Cleymans, Cape Town University - Exploring color fluctuations in nucleons and short-range nucleon correlations in pA and AA collisions - from fixed target energies to the LHC
Mark Strikman, Penn State University - Heavy Ion collisions at low energies: challenges and opportunities
Lijuan Ruan, BNL - SRC in nuclei: experimental overview
Axel Schmidt, MIT - One and two nucleon momentum distributions, spectral functions and SRC
Claudio Ciofi degli Atti, Perugia - One and two-nucleons distributions and the contact term-experiment
Reynier Cruz Torres, MIT - One and two-nucleons distributions and the contact term - theory
Ronen Weiss, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem - Dileptons from high to low energies
Ralf Rapp, Texas A&M - Dilepton results from RHIC
Lijuan Ruan, BNL - Dileptons from heavy-ion collisions at SIS and FAIR/NICA energies
Wolfgang Cassing, Giessen University - Probing nuclear short-range correlations with protons and electrons-forging
links between data and models
Jan Ryckebusch, Gent University - SRC in asymmetric nuclei
Misak Sargsian, FIU (Florida Int U) - The center of mass motion of short-range correlated nucleon pairs
Erez Cohen, Tel Aviv University - Probing high-momentum protons and neutrons in asymmetric nuclei
Meytal Duer, Tel Aviv University
Wednesday, March 29
- The HADES experiment: Recent results and prospects
Joachim Stroth, GSI - Symmetry energy of dense neutron-rich matter on earth and in heaven
Bao-An Li, Texas A&M - The E16 experiment: status and plans
Satoshi Yokkaichi, RIKEN Nishina Center - Role of vorticity in heavy ion collisions
Sergei Voloshin, Wayne State University - Chiral Magnetic Effect in heavy ion collisions and small systems
Fuqiang Wang, Purdue University - Hyperon polarization in heavy ion collisions
Oleg Teryaev, JINR
Thursday, March 30
- Probing the QCD phase diagram in heavy-ion collisions
Krzysztof Redlich, Wroclaw University - The NA61 experiment: results and plans
Marek Gazdzicki, Frankfurt University - The BM@N experiment: status and program
Mikhael Kapishin, JINR - Open questions in hypernuclear physics
Avraham Gal, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem - Prospects of hypernuclei studies in relativistic heavy ion collisions
Josef Pochodzalla, Mainz University - Study of short range correlations with nuclear beams
Thomas Aumann, GSI - The MPD experiment: status and program
Vladimir Kekelidze, JINR - The CBM experiment: status and program
Peter Senger, GSI - HBT overview
Tamas Csorgo, KFKI - Bound and free nucleons: The theoretical point of view
Gerald Miller, Washington University - Bound and free nucleons: Experimental studies
Larry Weinstein, Jlab - Chiral symmetry restoration versus deconfinement in heavy-ion collisions
Pierre Moreau, FIAS - Femtoscopic correlations of pions and kaons measured
Grigory Nigmatkulov, MEPhI
Friday, March 31
- Fluctuations and the QCD critical point
Mikhail Stephanov, University of Chicago - Review of flow results at SPS, RHIC and LHC energies
Roy Lacey, Stony Brook University - Prospects for flow measurements at low energies
Arkadiy Taranenko, MEPhI