Lectures

1. Anton ANDRONIC (University of Münster)
   Statistical hadronization model and the QCD phase diagram
2. Francesco BECATTINI (University of Florence)
   Dissipative corrections to particle momentum spectrum in heavy ion collisions
3. Jean-Paul BLAIZOT (IPhT Saclay)
   Form wounded nucleons to nuclear structure
4. Dvid BLASCHKE (University of Wrocław)
   Schwinger pair production and thermal hadron spectra in heavy-ion collisions
5. Peter BRAUN-MUNZINGER (Technical University of Darmstadt, GSI, EMMI)
   Loosely bound states in relativistic nuclear collisions
6. Andrzej BURAS (Technical University of Munich)
   Hunting New Animalcula with Flavour Changing Processes
7. Adam BZDAK (AGH University of Technology)
   Wounded nucleons, quarks, and diquarks
8. Tamás CSÖRGŐ (HUN-REN Wigner RCP, Budapest and MATE IoT, Gyöngyös, Hungary)
   Observation of Odderon-exchange at TeV energies based on real extensions of the Bialas-Bzdak model
9. Wojciech FLORKOWSKI (Jagiellonian University)
   Spin hydrodynamics
10. Tetyana GALATYUK (Technical University of Darmstadt)
    Thermal dileptons as a probe of QCD matter at high μ_B
11. Marek GAŹDZICKI (Jan Kochanowski University, Kielce)
    “Ghosts” beyond Quantum Mechanics
12. Francesco GIACOSA (Jan Kochanowski University)
    Isospin symmetry breaking under extreme conditions
13. Wlodek GURYN (Czech Technical University, Prague)
    From elastic scattering to central exclusive production in proton--proton collisions at RHIC
14. Marek KARLINER (University of Tel Aviv)
    Exotic hadrons
15. Volker KOCH (University of Berkeley)
    Exploring the QCD phase diagram
16. Larry McLERRAN (Institute for Nuclear Theory, Seattle)
    QCD phase diagram - new developments
17. Berndt MUELLER (Duke University)
    Gauge fields on the lattice: Entanglement, hydrodynamics and "magic"
18. Stanisław MRÓWCZYŃSKI (National Centre for Nuclear Research, Warsaw)
    The earliest stage of relativistic heavy-ion collisions*
19. Robi PESCHANSKI (Saclay)
    Entanglement in elastic and inelastic two-hadron scattering
20. Stefan POKORSKI (University of Warsaw)
    Early universe and physics beyond the Standard Model
21. 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
22. Chihiro SASAKI (University of Wrocław, SKCM^2 at Hiroshima University)
    Selected topics in quark-hadron physics
23. Johanna STACHEL (University of Heidelberg)
    Heavy quarks and deconfinement in relativistic nuclear collisions
24. Raju VENUGOPALAN (Brookhaven National Laboratory)
    From heavy-ion collisions to black-hole mergers: a quantitative double copy
25. Hanna ZBROSZCZYK (Warsaw University of Thechnology)
    Investigation of strong interactions with femtoscopy

Seminars (15 min. presentations)

1. Mubarak ALQAHTANI (Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University, Saudi Arabia)
   Anisotropic Flow Correlations in Heavy-Ion Collisions
2. Longjie CHEN (Nuclear Physics Institute, Cracow)
   Studies of X(6900) in two-photon scattering via ultraperipheral collisions
3. Zbigniew DROGOSZ (Jagiellonian University)
   Spin hydrodynamics with dissipation and at higher orders in spin polarization
4. Adolfo FLORES AGUILAR (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico)
   Complete one-loop self-energy structure of the linear sigma model coupled to quarks at finite temperature and magnetic field
5. Aleksandar GECIC (West University of Timisoara)
   Spin polarization dynamics for longitudinally expanding fluids
6. Győző KOVÁCS (University of Wrocław & Wigner RCP, Budapest)
   Lee-Yang zeros and edge singularity in a finite-temperature effective model approach
7. Michał MARCZENKO (Hiroshima University)
   Hadron spectra and thermodynamics for all quark flavors from a universal Hagedorn temperature
8. Juan Carlos MARQUEZ RAMIREZ (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Mexico)
   Pole masses from one-loop self-energies in the linear sigma model with quarks at finite temperature and magnetic field
9. Valeriya MYKHAYLOVA (Jagiellonian University)
   From 1/2 to 1: foundations of perfect spin hydrodynamics
10. Marvin NABROTH (Goethe-University Frankfurt)
    Reconstructing E-by-E fluctuations measured at HADES
11. Zhuoyi PANG (National Centre for Nuclear Research, Warsaw)
    GPDs from exclusive processes
12. Tribhuban PARIDA (AGH University of Cracow)
    Probing collectivity through transverse momentum spectrum fluctuations
13. David PESZNYAK (Eotvos Lorand University & HUN-REN Wigner RCP, Budapest)
    Is it worth the effort to find Lefschetz thimbles?
14. Barnabás PÓRFY (Eotvos Lorand University & HUN-REN Wigner RCP, Budapest)
    Femtoscopy in intermediate systems
15. Rupam SAMANTA (Nuclear Physics Institute, Cracow)
    Magnetic properties of hot hadronic matter
16. Ubaid TANTARY (Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University, Saudi Arabia)
    N=4 supersymmetric Yang-Mills thermodynamics to order lambda^5/2
17. Ananya TAPADAR (Nuclear Physics Institute, Cracow)
    Helicity and new physics studies with the KKMCee extended framework
18. Mirja TEVIO (National Centre for Nuclear Research, Warsaw)
    One-loop renormalization of the quark TMD in the projectile light-cone gauge
19. Oleksandr VITIUK (University of Wrocław)
    Revisiting pion-deuteron correlations: statistical hadronisation meets femtoscopy
20. Elizaveta ZHEREBTSOVA (University of Wrocław)
    Study of the onset of deconfinement in the NA61/SHINE experiment
21. Grzegorz ZIARKO (AGH University in Kraków)
    Gluon saturation in dijets production at LHµC