Lectures

1. Steven BASS (Jagiellonian University)
   Emergent gauge symmetries in particle physics and cosmology
2. Stefano FORTE (INFN, Milano)
   Analytic QCD resummation
3. Michał P. HELLER (Ghent University)
   Far from equilibrium phenomena: from RHIC and LHC theory to cold atom experiments
4. Marek KARLINER (Tel Aviv University)
   Heavy exotica
5. Dmitri KHARZEEV (Stony Brook University and BNL)
   When physics meets quantum information
6. Gregory KORCHEMSKY (IPhT, Universite Paris-Saclay)
   Probing confinement through energy correlations
7. Yuri KOVCHEGOV (Ohio State University)
   Proton spin at small x
8. Mieczyslaw W. KRASNY (Sorbonne University, Paris and CERN, BE-ABP, Geneva)
   Photons as research tools — the past and the future
9. Tuomas LAPPI (University of Jyväskylä)
   Loop calculations in light cone perturbation theory
10. Larry McLERRAN (INT Seattle)
    The phases of QCD at finite temperature and density
11. Sanjay REDDY (INT Seattle)
    1. Neutron stars as laboratories for nuclear and particle physics
    2. QCD axion condensation inside neutron stars
12. Christophe ROYON (University of Kansas)
    Diffractive and photon-induced processes at the LHC: from the odderon discovery, the evidence for saturation to the search for axion-like particles
13. Enrique RUIZ ARRIOLA (University of Granada)
    Mechanical and gravitational properties of hadrons from a hadronic perspective
14. Christopher SACHRAJDA (University of Southampton)
    Lattice flavourdynamics in 2025
15. Anna STASTO (PennState University)
    Ultraperipheral collisions: theory and comparison with experiment*
16. Motoi TACHIBANA (Saga University)