Sessions

The Golden Universe: Program

Transfer from Quy Nhon City and Welcome at ICISE

9:00-12:00	Welcome and opening session Meeting with members of the Vietnamese Astrophysics Group (Simons Foundation) Visit of the ExploraScience Planetarium and Observatory
12:30	Lunch
Nuclear astrophysics: historical perspective
14:00-14:40	Gordon Baym (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign/RIKEN): Neutron stars: from the discovery of the neutron to the Golden Age
14:40-15:20	Roland Diehl (MPE, Garching): Astrophysics with gamma-ray spectroscopy
15:20-15:50	Coffee Break
Stellar evolution and nucleosynthesis
15:50-16:30	Marco Limongi (INAF - Observatory of Rome/Kavli IPMU, Tokyo): Life and death of massive stars: the chemical composition of their ejecta and the nature of their remnants
16:30-17:10	Silvia Toonen (University of Amsterdam): The evolution of stellar triples
17:10	Informal discussion
18:30	Dinner at ICISE

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Morning: Joint session with SAGI workshop

Contributions from the SAGI workshop
9:00-9:40	Blakesley Burkhart (Rutgers & CCA): Interstellar Turbulence and Diagnostics
9:40-10:20	Kate Pattle (UCL): Polarization observations of B-fields in different ISM environments
10:20-10:40	Coffee Break
Cosmic-ray nuclei and the origin of life
10:40-10:55	Noemie Globus (UC Santa Cruz): Introduction
10:55-11:35	Axel Brandenburg (NORDITA): Homochirality: a prerequisite or consequence of life?
11:35-12:15	Dimitra Atri (NYU@Abu Dhabi) Cosmic Rays and Habitability
12:15-12:30	Joint discussion
12:30-14:00	Lunch
Joint session with SAGI workshop continues
Galactic Cosmic Rays
14:00-14:40	Vo Hong Minh Phan (RWTH Aachen University): Low-energy cosmic rays and their impact on interstellar gas
14:40-15:20	Vincent Tatischeff (IJCLab, Orsay): On the origin of Galactic cosmic rays
15:20-15:50	Joint discussion
15:50-16:10	Coffee Break and end of the joint session
Ultra-high-energy cosmic-rays I (experiments)
16:10-16:50	Marcus Niechciol (Universität Siegen): Measurements of ultra-high-energy cosmic rays at the Pierre Auger Observatory: past, present, future
16:50-17:30	Yoshiki Tsunesada (Osaka City University): Recent results from the Telescope Array
17:30	Informal discussion
18:30	Dinner at ICISE

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Ultra-High Energy Cosmic Rays II (phenomenology and theory)
9:00-9:40	Denis Allard (APC Paris): What can be learnt from UHECR anisotropies observations
9:40-10:10	Ryo Higuchi (RIKEN): Effects of galactic magnetic field on the UHECR correlation studies with starburst galaxies
10:10-10:40	Coffee Break
10:40-11:20	Frank Rieger (Heidelberg University): Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays from Relativistic AGN Jets
11:20-11:50	Informal discussion
11:50	Lunch
Afternoon: excursion

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Nuclear physics for hadronic interaction models
9:00-9:40	Sergey Ostapchenko (Hamburg University): UHECR-induced extensive air showers: How uncertain are model predictions?
9:40-10:10	Kevin Almeida Cheminant (Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences): Cosmic-ray measurements: understanding the discrepancy in the muon content of extensive air showers between Monte Carlo simulations and the Pierre Auger Observatory data
10:10-10:20	Informal discussion
10:20-10:50	Coffee Break
The endpoints of massive star evolution I
10:50-11:30	Justyn Maund (University of Sheffield) Progenitors of Core-collapse Supernovae
11:30-12:10	Mattheu Renzo (Flatiron, NY): The Maximum Mass of Stellar Black Holes
12:10-12:30	Informal discussion
12:30-14:00	Lunch
The endpoints of massive star evolution II
14:00-14:40	Philipp Podsiadlowski (University of Oxford): The Effects of Binary Evolution on the Final Fate of Massive Stars
Neutron star mergers and extreme nucleosynthesis (r-process)
14:40-15:20	Oliver Just (GSI Darmstadt/RIKEN): Nucleosynthesis, Kilonovae, and short gamma-ray bursts from hydrodynamical simulations of neutron-star mergers
15:20-15:50	Coffee Break
15:50-16:20	Aldana Grichener (Technion, Israel): r-process nucleosynthesis and high energy neutrino emission from common envelope jets supernovae
16:20-16:30	Informal discussion
16:30-17:30	IAU Offices Presentations The IAU Office for Astronomy Outreach : Kaz Sekiguchi (NAOJ, Tokyo) The IAU Office of Astronomy for Education: Jungjoo Sohn (Korea National University of Education, Chungbuk, Korea) Hyunjin Shim (Kyungpook National University, Daegu, Korea)
17:30	Informal discussion
	Conference Dinner

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Neutrino astronomy I
9:00-9:40	Bruny Baret (APC Paris): Physics and astrophysics from high energy neutrino telescopes data in a multimessenger context
9:40-10:10	Jiri Blazek (FZU Prague) Searches for Multi-Messenger Signals at the Pierre Auger Observatory
10:10-10:40	Coffee Break
10:40-11:20	Kimitake Hayasaki (Chungbuk National University): High-energy neutrino emission associated with tidal disruption events
11:20-12:00	Sara Buson (University of Würzburg): Beginning a journey across the Universe: the discovery of extragalactic neutrino factories
12:00-12:30	Informal discussion
12:30-14:00	Lunch
Neutrino astronomy II
14:00-14:40	Irene Tamborra (University of Copenhagen): Ghostly Messengers from the Golden Universe
Cosmic rays: acceleration and transport processes
14:40-15:20	Huirong Yan (Universität Potsdam/DESY) Cosmic ray transport in interstellar turbulence
15:20-15:50	Coffee Break
15:50-16:30	Hao Zhou (Shanghai Jiao Tong University): Pulsar wind nebulae, TeV halos, and cosmic leptons
16:30	Gordon Baym (University of Illinois Urbana Champaign/RIKEN): Cosmic magnetic and gravitational effects on primordial neutrino helicities
18:30	Dinner at ICISE