The symposium will consist of presentations with ample time for discussion between and during the talks. While the presentation times will thus be very flexible and can be adjusted during the meeting, the following program scheme including the starting time and spancenters are fixed for organizational purposes:
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
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| 10:00 | Welcome & Introduction | Review & Discussion: William R. Hix Approaching the endpoints of massive star evolution |
Review & Discussion: Jorick Vink Winds and mass loss of hot stars |
Review & Discussion: Mario Trieloff Radioactive Nuclides: A tracer of massive stars & supernovae in our solar system |
Review & Discussion: Chiaki Kobayashi Galactic Chemical Evolution modelling and the implementation of stellar yields |
| 10:15 | Opening Review: Martyna Chruślińska Chemical evolution of galaxies |
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| 11:00 | Coffee | ||||
| 11:30 | Review & Discussion: Marco Limongi Calculating the chemical yields of massive stars |
Aspect Talk & Discussion: Lorenzo Roberti p-process nucleosynthesis in core collapse supernovae |
Aspect Talk & Discussion: Varsha Ramachandran Observational constraints of mass loss at subsolar metallicity |
Aspect Talk & Discussion: Jan Leitner What meteorites can tell us about stellar yields |
Aspect Talk & Discussion: Tadafumi Matsuno Constraints on nucleosynthesis processes from chemical abundances of stars |
| 12:15 | Aspect Talk & Discussion: Erin Higgins Yields of Very Massive Stars |
Aspect Talk & Discussion: Eva Laplace Insights on late stellar evolution from the Gravitational Wave black hole distribution |
Aspect Talk & Discussion: Daniel Pauli Observations of binary-evolution products: Implications for the mass loss of envelope-stripped stars |
Aspect Talk & Discussion: Andreas Sander The complexity and uncertainty of Wolf-Rayet mass loss |
Brainstorming: led by Martyna Chruślińska Do we know the origin of our elements and what do we need to get better yields? |
| 13:00 | Lunch | ||||
| 14:30 | Aspect Talk & Discussion: Genevieve Parmentier Yield diagnostics from multiple populations in clusters |
Review & Discussion: Andreas Bauswein Nucleosynthesis from Neutron Star mergers |
Review & Discussion: Susanne Höfner Winds and mass loss of cool stars |
Aspect Talk & Discussion: Joris Josiek Exploring different mass-loss descriptions in stellar evolution modelling |
Follow-up projects discussion and planning |
| 15:15 | Aspect Talk & Discussion: Eva Laplace Nucleosynthesis of binary-stripped stars |
Focus discussion: Consequences on stellar yields when stars approach the Eddington Limit and cumulative effects of updated mass loss on stellar evolution |
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| 15:30 | Focus Discussion: The impact of multi-dimensional super- and kilonova models on their nucleosynthesis yields |
Focus Discussion: Dust formation around massive stars |
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| 16:00 | Coffee | ||||
| 16:30 | Aspect Talk & Discussion: Raphael Hirschi (online) To merge or not to merge? |
Focus Discussion: Yields from very- and supermassive stars |
Aspect Talk & Discussion: N. Dylan Kee A dust-free description of Red Supergiant mass loss |
Review & Discussion: Arpita Roy The chemical enrichment of early Galaxies and self-polluting massive stars |
Buffer time for further discussions or end of workshop |
| 17:15 | Day I Summary/Discussion: led by Cormac Larkin The manifold impact of massive star yields |
Day II Summary/Discussion: led by Elisa Schösser Towards a realistic treatment of explosive yields |
Day III Summary/Discussion: led by Daniel Pauli Parametrization of stellar wind mass loss |
Day IV Summary/Discussion: led by Vincent Bronner Major yield suppliers in the massive star regime |
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| 18:30 | Dinner at IWH | Social event: Altstadt tour |
Social event: Philosophenweg |
Dinner at IWH | |