QM2015 Time Table
Sun. Sep. 27th

Mon. Sep. 28th

Tue. Sep. 29th

Wed. Sep. 30th

9:00-10:20
p18
Parallel Session IV(9F)

9:00-10:20

Coffee break (9F)

Coffee break (9F)

10:50-12:30
p20
Parallel Session V(9F)

10:50-12:30

Thu. Oct. 1st

Fri. Oct. 2nd

9:00-10:30
p30
Plenary Session I(Atrium Plaza, 1F)

9:00-10:30
p32
Plenary Session V(Atrium Plaza, 1F)

Coffee break (1F&9F)

Coffee break (1F&9F)

11:00-12:30
p30
Plenary Session II(Atrium Plaza, 1F)

11:00-12:30
p32
Plenary Session VI(Atrium Plaza, 1F)

Sat. Oct. 3rd

8:00-9:00
Check In
9:00

9:00-10:40

p9

Opening Ceremony,

10:00

11:00

9:00-12:15
p8
Student Session I(KFM Hall “IO”, 9F)

12:00

13:00

12:15-13:30
Lunch(Cafeteria, 9F)

13:30-16:45
p8
Student Session II(KFM Hall “IO”, 9F)

16:00

19:00

11:15-12:55
p10
Parallel Session I(9F)

Parallel Session VIII

(9F)

Conference Photo

14:30-16:30
p12
Parallel Session II(9F)

16:30-20:00
Check In
(Main entrance, 1F),
Welcome Drink(Cafeteria, 9F)

17:00-19:00
p14
Parallel Session III(9F)

12:30-14:00
Lunch

14:00-16:20
p22
Parallel Session VI(9F)

12:30-14:00
Lunch

12:35-14:00
Lunch

12:30-18:00
Excursion

14:00-16:00
p31
Plenary Session III(Atrium Plaza, 1F)

14:00-16:00

p33

Coffee break (1F&9F)

Coffee break (1F&9F)

16:30-18:30
p31
Plenary Session IV(Atrium Plaza, 1F)

16:30-18:30
p33
Special Session(Atrium Plaza, 1F)

Plenary Session VII(Atrium Plaza, 1F)

16:30-18:30
Poster Session(Exhibit. space 3&4,
9F)

19:00-20:00
Social event: Gagaku

20:00(KFM Hall “IO”, 9F)
20:00-22:00
Conference Dinner(ANA Crowne Plaza
Hotel Kobe)

6

9:00-10:50

p34

Plenary Session VIII

(Atrium Plaza, 1F)

Coffee break (1F&9F)
p28

Coffee break (9F)

17:00

18:00

(9F)

Coffee break (9F)

12:55-14:30
Lunch

14:00

15:00

Opening Talk,
Teaser talks(Atrium Plaza, 1F)

p26

Parallel Session VII

7

11:20-12:50
p34
Flash Talks,Awards,Next QM(Atrium Plaza, 1F)

Sunday, September 27th
9:00-16:45

9:00

Monday, September 28th (1)Student Day

8:00-9:00

Check In (Information desk, Main entrance (1F))(KFM Hall “IO”)

9:00-9:30

Opening Ceremony (Atrium plaza, chair: Yasuyuki Akiba)

Theory Overview

9:00

Welcome by Hideki Hamagaki, Chair of the QM2015 Conference

Bjoern Schenke

9:04

Welcome by Yasuhiko Fujii, President of the Japanese Physical

9:50

break

10:00

Soft observables

Society

Nu Xu

9:09

Welcome by Kumie Inose, Vice-President of Science Council of Japan

9:14

Welcome by Kizo Hisamoto, Mayor of Kobe

9:19

Welcome by Takaharu Otsuka, Director of the Center for Nuclear

10:50

break

11:00

Flow

9:24

Welcome by Hideto En’yo, Director of the RIKEN Nishina Center

Jean-Yves Ollitrault

9:29

Message by Shinzo Abe, Prime Minister of Japan (to be read by

11:50

Q & A session - I

12:15

Lunch

Study, The University of Tokyo

Yasuyuki Akiba, RIKEN)
9:30-10:15(Cafeteria (9F))
13:30

9:30
10:15-10:40

Kenji Fukushima
break

14:30

Hard observables

10:15

ALICE
Johannes Peter Wessels

10:20

15:20

break

15:30

Experiment overview and perspectives

ATLAS
Adam Trzupek

10:25

Barbara Jacak

16:30-20:00

Teaser Talks(Atrium plaza, chair: Yasuyuki Akiba)

Gunther Roland

16:20

Ultrarelativistic heavy ion collisions: the first billion seconds
Gordon Baym

QCD in heavy ion collisions

14:20

Opening Talk (Atrium plaza, chair: Yasuyuki Akiba)

CMS
Yen-Jie Lee

Q & A session - II

10:30

Check In

Welcome Drink(Information desk,(Cafeteria (9F))

PHENIXDavid Morrison

10:35

STAR
Frank Geurts

Main entrance (1F))
10:40-11:15

8

Coffee Break (9F)

9Monday, September 28th (2)11:15-12:55
Parallel

11:15

Monday, September 28th (2)Quarkonia I

New TheoreticalOpen Heavy Flavors and

QCD at High Temperture(KFM Hall “IO”, chair: Thomas

Development I

Strangeness I(Convention Room 1, chair: Frithjof

Peitzmann)(Exhibition Space 1-B, chair:(Exhibition Space 2-B, chair: Yu-Gang

Karsch)Chihiro Sasaki)

Ma)

Chiral Kinetic Theory

Identified light and strange hadron spec√
tra at sN N =14.5 GeV and systematic

Recent progress in understanding gauge

collisions with ATLAS at the

study of baryon/meson effect at interme-try breaking

LHC

diate transverse momentum with STAR

Rasmus Larsen

Qipeng Hu

at RHIC BES I

Quarkonium

production

inproton-proton and proton-lead

Misha Stephanov

topology, confinement and chiral symme-

James Brandenburg
11:35

11:55

J/psi and psi(2S) production in

Chiral drag force

Multiplicity and rapidity dependence of

The topological structures in strongly

p-Pb collisions with ALICE atAndrey Sadofyev

strangeness and multi-strangeness pro-coupled QGP with chiral fermions on thethe LHCduction in pp, pPb and PbPb at CMS

lattice

Marco Leoncino

Hong Ni

Sayantan Sharma

LHCb results from proton ion

Third order relativistic dissipa-

φ production at forward rapidity in pp,

QCD phase diagram from analytical con-collisions

tive fluid dynamics in heavy-ion

pPb and PbPb collisions with ALICE

tinuation

Zhenwei Yangcollisions and astrophysics

Alessandro De Falco

Szabolcs Borsanyi

Violation of mass ordering for multi-

Energy loss and shear viscosity at NLO

Azwinndini Muronga
12:15

Cold Nuclear Matter Effects on

Hydrodynamics

withchiral

J/psi and Upsilon production inanomaly and charge separation

strange hadrons at RHIC and LHC

in a high-temperature QGP

p+Pb collisions at 5 TeV andin relativistic heavy ion collisions

Shiori Takeuchi

Jacopo Ghiglieri

Pb+Pb collisions at 5.1 TeV

Xu-Guang Huang

Results from (anti-)(hyper-)nuclei pro-

Confronting fluctuations of conserved

Ramona Vogt
12:35

12:55-14:30

Forward J/psi production in pA

Whatcollisions at the LHC

anomalous transport?

duction and searches for exotic boundcharges in central nuclear collisions at the

Bertrand Ducloue

Kenji Fukushima

states with ALICE at the LHC

LHC with predictions from Lattice QCD

Natasha Sharma

Alexander Philipp Kalweit

Lunch

flows

in

the

chirally

Lunch

10

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Monday, September 28th (3)14:30-16:30
ParallelMonday, September 28th (3)Correlations andJets and High pT Hadrons I

Open Heavy Flavors andInitial State Physics and Approach

Fluctuations I(Exhibition Space 1-B, chair:

Strangeness II

to Equilibrium I(KFM Hall “IO”, chair: Tapan

John Harris)(Exhibition Space 2-B, chair: Zhangbu(Convention Room 1, chair: Sangyong

Xu)

Jeon)

Nayak)
14:30

Higher moments of net-proton

Charged particle production inCharm degrees of freedom above decon-

Re-weighting at the LHC: the p-Pb dataand net-charge multiplicity dis-

proton-lead collisions measured

finement

impacttributions at 14.5 GeV measured

by the ATLAS detector

Peter Petreczky

Maria Zurita

in Au+Au collisions at mid-

Evgeny Shulga

rapidity with STAR at RHIC
Jochen Thaeder
14:50

15:10

Longitudinal Asymmetry and its

Decomposing

energybalancePHENIX measurement of single electrons

Charged-Particle Multiplicity Distribu-

Measurable Effects in Pb-Pb Col-

contributions for quenched jetsfrom charm and bottom decays at midra-tions over Wide Pseudorapidity Range inlisions at 2.76 TeV

with CMS

pidity in Au+Au collisions

Proton-Proton Collisions with ALICE

Rashmi Raniwala

Olga Evdokimov

Darren McGlinchey

Valentina Zaccolo

Measurement of the correlation

Angularthe

Nuclear Modification Factors of D Me-

Centrality and pseudorapidity depen-

between flow harmonics of differ-

quenched energy flow from dijets

dence of transverse energy flow in pPb

ent order in lead-lead collisions

with different radius parameters

son Production in Au+Au Collisions at√
sN N = 200 GeV

at sqrt(sNN)=2.76 TeV with AT-

in CMS

Guannan Xie

Christopher Ryan Edwards-Bruner

LAS

Christopher Mc Ginn

distributions

ofcollisions at 5.02 TeV with CMS

Sooraj Krishnan Radhakrishnan
15:30

Thermal blurring effects on fluc-

Interplay between Mach cone andMeasurements of heavy-flavour nuclear

Initial state from holography

tuations of conserved charges inradial expansion in jet events

Wilke van der Scheerapidity space

Yasuki Tachibana

modification factor and elliptic flow in√
Pb–Pb collisions at sNN = 2.76 TeV

Masayuki Asakawa

with ALICE
Andrea Dubla

15:50

Influence of conservation laws on

Thermalization of mini-jets in a

Beauty production in heavy ion collisions

Initial state azimuthal anisotropies inhigher moments of the net proton

quark-gluon plasma

with CMS

small collision systems

and net charge distribution

Bin WuJian Sun

Tuomas Lappi

Hannah Petersen

1213Monday, September 28th (4)Monday, September 28th (4)14:30-16:30(Correlations and Fluctua-(Jets and High pT Hadrons(Open(Continued)

tions I)I)

Strangeness II)

to Equilibrium I)

16:10

Nonlinear

Energy flow in gamma-jets events

event by event correlations between light

Azimuthal Harmonics at RHIC and LHC

sponse confronts LHC dataof heavy-ion collisions

and heavy mesons

energies:

Li YanTan Luo

Joerg Aichelin

State Bremsstrahlung and Final Statehydrodynamic

re-

Heavy

Flavors

and(Initial State Physics and Approach

Competition between Initial

Hydrodynamics
Peter Levai

16:30-17:00

Coffee Break

17:00-19:00

Correlations andJets and High pT Hadrons

QGP in Small Systems I

Initial State Physics and Approach

Fluctuations II

II(Exhibition Space 2-B, chair: Jiangyong

to Equilibrium II(KFM Hall “IO”, chair:(Exhibition Space 1-B, chair:

Jia)(Convention Room 1, chair: Federico

Joachim Stroth)

Francois Gelis)

NA61/SHINE results on fluc-

Fragmentation patterns of jets in

Direct photon production and jet quench-

Charge-dependent anisotropic flow in

tuations

pPb collisions in CMS

ing in small systems

Cu+Au collisions

Austin Alan Baty

Charles Gale

Takafumi Niida

Indications for a Critical End

Exploring jet sub-structure in

Flow in small systems from parton scat-

PHENIX results on flow observables in

Point in the Phase Diagram for

Pb-Pb collisions at 2.76 TeV withterings

asymmetric Cu+Au collisions

Hot and Dense Nuclear Matter

ALICE

Guo-Liang Ma

Brennan Schaefer

Roy Lacey

Leticia Cunqueiro Mendez

Parallel

17:00

and

Coffee Breakcorrelations

inp+p and Be+Be interactions at

Antinori)

CERN SPS energies
Maja

Katarzyna

Mackowiak-

Pawlowska
17:20

14

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Monday, September 28th (5)Monday, September 28th (5)17:00-19:00(Correlations and Fluctua-(Jets and High pT Hadrons(Continued)

tions II)II)

Systematics of higher order net-

Subjet structure as a discriminat-

Effects produced by multi-parton inter-

The influence of pre-equilibrium dynam-

baryon number fluctuations at

ing quenching probe

actions and color reconnection in small

ics on heavy-ion collision observables

small values of the baryon chem-

Xiaoming Zhang

systems

Ulrich Heinz

17:40(QGP in Small Systems I)(Initial State Physics and Approach
to Equilibrium II)

Guy Paic

ical potential: A comparison oflattice QCD and beam energy
scan results
Frithjof Karsch
18:00

18:20

Modeling chiral criticality and its

Jet Hadronization via Recombi-

Differential

consequences for heavy ion colli-

nation of Parton Showers in Vac-measurements for pPb collisions at CMSHigh Energy Nuclear Collisions

sions

uum and in Medium

Quan Wang

Joseph Kapusta

Gabor Almasi

Rainer Fries

Correlated fluctuations near the

Modification

Light flavour results in p-Pb collisions

Resumming large radiative corrections in

QCD critical point

jets in heavy-ion collisions

with ALICE

the high-energy evolution of the Color

Huichao Song

Xin-Nian Wang

Antonio Ortiz Velasquez

Glass Condensateofreconstructed

multi-particle

correlation

Early Time Dynamics of Gluon Fields in

Edmond Iancu
18:40

Heavy-light flavor correlations

Consequences (and a possible ex-

PHENIXand the QCD phase boundaryjetplanation) of the RpA

3

Chihiro Sasaki

puzzlehadron- RpA

resultsoncollectivityin

The non-trivial interplay of elastic and

He+Au collisions

inelastic collisions in the thermalization

Shengli Huangof the quark-gluon plasma
Jean-Paul Blaizot

Urs Wiedemann16

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Tuesday, September 29th (1)9:00-10:20
ParallelTuesday, September 29th (1)Quarkonia II

New Theoretical

Collective Dynamics I

Open Heavy Flavors and(KFM Hall “IO”, chair: Min

Developments II(Exhibition Space 2-B, chair: In-Kwon

Strangeness III

Jung Kweon)(Exhibition Space 1-B, chair:

Yoo)(Convention Room 1, chair: Zaida

Teiji Kunihiro)
9:00

Conesa Del Valle)

PHENIX measurement of theStrong-Coupling Effects in a

Measurement of D Meson Azimuthal

PHENIX measurement of bb̄ production

collision system and multiplicity

Plasma of Confining Gluons

in p+p collisions

dependence of heavy quarkonia

Radoslaw Ryblewski

Anisotropy in Au+Au Collisions at√
sN N = 200 GeV from STAR

production

Abhisek Sen

Michael Lomnitz

Anthony Frawley
9:20

Charmonium production in Pb-

Matrix model of the semi-QGP

Beam-Energy and Centrality Depen-

Measurements of heavy-flavour produc-

Pb collisions with ALICE at thewith quarks

tion in p–Pb collisions with ALICE

LHC

Robert Pisarski

dence of Directed Flow of Λ, Λ̄, φ, Ks0 ,±±Hugo Denis Antonio Pereira Da

K , p, p̄, πJeremy Wilkinson

Prashanth Shanmuganathan

Costa
9:40

Upsilonproduction

measure-Soft-Collinear Effective theory(Anti-)deuteronandHeavy-flavour correlations and multiplic-

ments in pp, p-Pb and Pb-Pb

for hadronic and nuclear col-anisotropic flow measured with AL-

ity dependence in pp and p–Pb collisions

collisions with ALICE

lisions:

ICE at the LHC

with ALICE

Indranil Das

quenching form RHIC to theRamona Lea

Fabio Filippo Colamaria

The evolution of jet

production

highest LHC energies
Ivan Vitev
10:00

10:20-10:50

In-medium quarkonium proper-

In-medium jet evolution: inter-

Event shape engineering with the ALICE

Medium-effects on heavy-flavour produc-ties from a lattice QCD based ef-

play between broadening and de-detectortion in large and small systems

fective field theory

coherence effects

Anthony Robert Timmins

Andrea Beraudo

Alexander Rothkopf

Liliana Apolinario

Coffee BreakCoffee Break18

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Tuesday, September 29th (2)10:50-12:30
Parallel

10:50

11:10

11:30

Tuesday, September 29th (2)Jets and High pT Hadrons

Correlations andCollective Dynamics IIOpen Heavy Flavors andIII

Fluctuations III(Exhibition Space 2-B, chair: Chiho

Strangeness IV(KFM Hall “IO”, chair: Carlos(Exhibition Space 1-B, chair:

Nonaka)(Convention Room 1, chair: Paolo

Albert Salgado Lopez)

Sandra Padula)

A Comprehensive Analysis of

PHENIX results on fluctuations

Anisotropic hydrodynamics for confor-

Heavy quark suppression and D-hadron

Jet Quenching via a Hybrid

and Bose-Einstein correlations in

mal Gubser flow(D-D) correlations in heavy-ion collisions

Strong/Weak Coupling Model for

Au+Au collisions from the RHIC

Michael Strickland

Shanshan Cao

Jet-Medium Interactions

Beam Energy Scan

Daniel Pablos

Prakhar Garg

Consistency of Perfect Fluid-

Femtoscopy of identified particles

Effects of the longitudinal event-by-event

ity and Jet Quenching in semi-in Pb-Pb collisions with ALICE

fluctuations in viscous hydrodynamics.

Measurements of Ds± -meson RCP and v2√
in Au+Au collisions at sN N =200 GeV

Quark-Gluon Monopole Plasmas

at the LHC

LongGang Pang

in STAR

Jiechen Xu

Ludmila Malinina

Giubellino)

Nasim Md
Hydrodynamic fluctuations and dissipa-

Measurements of Open Heavy Flavor

tions to study parton energy loss

measurements in√
p+Pb collisions at sN N = 5.02

tion in an integrated dynamical model

Production in Semi-leptonic Channels inwith the STAR experiment

TeV with the ATLAS detector

Koichi Murase

p+p, U+U and Au+Au Collisions at

Nihar Sahoo

Markus Kohler

Direct-photon+hadroncorrela-FemtoscopicSTAR
Xiaozhi Bai

11:50

PHENIX results on jet correla-Observableconsequencesof

The Rapidity Density Distributions and

PHENIX results on heavy-flavor yields attions via high-pT hadrons andevent-by-eventofLongitudinal Expansion Dynamics offorward rapidity

photons

HBT radii

Identified Pions from the STAR Beam

Melynda Brooks

Ali Hanks

Christopher Plumberg

Energy Scanfluctuations

Chris Flores
12:10

12:30-14:00

Azimuthal anisotropy of charged√
jet production in sNN = 2.76

Measuring baryon-(anti-)baryon

Studies on longitudinal fluctuations of

RAA and v2 of muons from heavy-interaction cross-sections withanisotropy flow event planes in PbPb andquark decays in lead-lead collisions at

TeV Pb–Pb collisions with AL-

femtoscopy in heavy-ion colli-

pPb collisions at CMS

sqrt(sNN)=2.76TeV with the ATLAS de-

ICE

sions

Maxime Guilbaud

tectorRedmer Alexander Bertens

Adam Kisiel

Lunch

Alexander Milov
Lunch

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Tuesday, September 29th (3)14:00-16:20
Parallel

14:00

14:20

Tuesday, September 29th (3)Jets and High pT Hadrons

Correlations and

QGP in Small Systems II

Future Experimental Facilities,

IV

Fluctuations IV(Exhibition Space 2-B, chair: GuntherUpgrades, and Instrumentation(KFM Hall “IO”, chair: Yves

(Exhibition Space 1-B, chair:

Roland)(Convention Room 1, chair: Megumi

Schutz)Fuqiang Wang)

Dynamical energy loss as a novel

Magnetihydrodynamics

tomographic tool of QGP at

charged

RHIC and LHC

Naruki)and

PHENIX results on collectivity tests in

Prospects for the dense baryonic matter

non-central

high-multiplicity p+p and p+Au colli-

research at NICA

heavy ion collisions

sions

Vladimir Kekelidze

Magdalena Djordjevic

Umut Gursoy

Itaru Nakagawa

Jet Formation and Interference in

Charge-dependent

correlations

To Be (Collective) or Not to Be (Collec-

Studies of high density baryon matter

Quark Gluon Plasma

from event-by-event anomaloustive) - Different Theoretical Approacheswith high intensity heavy-ion beams at

Jorge Casalderrey Solanahydrodynamics

to Describing Small Collisions System

J-PARC

Yuji Hirono

Observables

Hiroyuki Sako

flow

in

Jamie Nagle
14:40

PHENIX results on reconstucted

The ridge and di-hadron correla-

Measurement of the long-range az-

Nuclear collisions at the Future Circular

jets in p+p and heavy ion colli-

tions from the Beam Energy Scan

imuthal correlations in pp collisions at

Collidersions

at RHICsqrt(s)=13TeV with the ATLAS detector

Nestor Armesto Perez

Arbin Timilsina

Liao Song

at the LHC
Mingliang Zhou

15:00

Semi-inclusive charged jet mea-

Forward-backward

multiplicity

Azimuthal anisotropy harmonics fromThe STAR Heavy Flavor Tracker and Up-

surements in Au+Au collisions at√
sN N = 200 GeV with STAR

fluctuation

longitudinallong-range correlations in high multiplic-

grade Planharmonics in high-energy nuclear

ity pp collisions at CMS

Giacomo ContinPeter Martin Jacobs

collisions

Zhenyu Chen

andPeng Huo
15:20

Measurement of high pT photons

Measurement

two-particle

Strangeness production as a function ofsPHENIX calorimeter design and jet per-and neutral mesons in pp and Pb-

pseudorapidity correlations incharged particle multiplicity in proton-

formance

Pb collisions at mid-rapidity with

proton-lead and lead-lead colli-

proton collisions

John Haggerty

ALICE

sions with the ATLAS detector

Livio Bianchi

Astrid Morreale

Jiangyong Jia

22

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Tuesday, September 29th (4)Tuesday, September 29th (4)14:00-16:20(Jets and High pT Hadrons(Correlations and Fluctua-(Continued)IV)

tions IV)

Jet suppression and the flavor de-

Forward-central two-particle cor-

Causalpendence of partonic energy loss

Bjorken expansion

Systemwith ATLAS

relations in p-Pb collisions at√
sN N = 5.02 TeV

Kenichi Nagai

Petra Riedler

Tomas Kosek

Evgeny Kryshen

New results on inclusive andMultiplicity and transverse mo-

Saturation or collectivity in p+A colli-

The ALICE TPC: from wires to GEMs

reaction plane dependent dijetmentum dependence of electricsions at RHIC and LHC?

Chilo Garabatos Cuadrado

asymmetry in Pb+Pb collisions

charge balance functions

Adam Bzdak

with ATLAS

Panos Christakoglou

15:40

16:00

(QGP in Small Systems II)(FutureShort Break

16:30-18:30

Poster Sessionhydrodynamic

fluctuationinUpgrade of the ALICE Inner Tracking(Exhibition space 3 & 4)
19:00-20:00

Social event: “Gagaku” play (Ancient Imperial Court Musicand Dances of Japan)(KFM Hall “IO”)

24

Facilities,

Upgrades, and Instrumentation)

Dennis Vadimovich Perepelitsa

16:20-16:30

Experimental

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Wednesday, September 30th (1)Wednesday, September 30th (1)9:00-10:20

Collective Dynamics III

Quarkonia III

Electromagnetic Probes I

Quark Matter in Astrophysics

Parallel(KFM Hall “IO”, chair: Boris(Exhibition Space 1-B, chair: Su(Exhibition Space 2-B, chair: Charles(Convention Room 1, chair: Bikash

Hippolyte)

Houng Lee)

Gale)

Sinha)

Does non-monotonic behavior ofCharmonium and bottomonium

Thermal photons from a modern hydro-

Lattice QCD for Baryon Rich Matter –directed flow signal the onset ofspectral functions from latticedynamical model of heavy ion collisions:

Beyond Taylor Expansions

deconfinement ?

QCD at finite temperature

status of the direct photon puzzle

Atsushi Nakamura

Yasushi Nara

Hiroshi Ohno

Jean-Francois Paquet

Bulk evolution of heavy ion col-Spectrallisions in the beam energy scan:
New developments and first re-

9:00

9:20

Functionsfrom

Jet fragmentation photons in ultrarela-

QCD constraints on the equation of stateanisotropic Lattice QCD.

tivistic heavy-ion collisions

for compact stars

Maria Paola Lombardo

Koichi Hattori

Eduardo Fraga

Study of the Bulk Properties of

Measurements of Quarkonium

PHENIX measurements of thermal pho-

Hot Neutron Stars with Hadron-Quark

the System Formed in Au+Au√
Collisions at sN N = 14.5 GeVPolarization and Production ver-ton production in Au+Au collisions

Crossover

Richard Petti

Kota Masuda

Using the STAR Detector at

sus Charged-Particle Multiplicity√
in p+p Collisions at s = 500

RHIC

GeV in the STAR experiment

Vipul Bairathi

Barbara Trzeciak

Measurements of Correlations

CMS Charmonia results from

Direct Photons in Pb-Pb collisions with

Phenomenological QCD equations of

between Anisotropic Flow Har-

Run I

ALICE

state for massive neutron stars

monics in Pb-Pb Collisions in

Yongsun Kim

Baldo Sahlmueller

Toru Kojo

sults
Bjoern Schenke
9:40

10:00

ALICE
You Zhou

10:20-10:50

Coffee BreakCoffee Break26

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Wednesday, September 30th (2)10:50-12:30
Parallel

10:50

Wednesday, September 30th (2)Collective Dynamics IV

Quarkonia IV

Electromagnetic Probes II

Baryon Rich QCD Matter(KFM Hall “IO”, chair:(Exhibition Space 1-B, chair:(Exhibition Space 2-B, chair: Harald(Convention Room 1, chair: Claudia

Raimond Snellings)

Jean-Paul Blaizot)

Appelshaeuser)

Hoehne)PHENIX results on centrality de-J/ψ and Υ measurements in the

PHENIX results on low-mass dileptons in

Critical point search from an extended

pendence of yields and correla-

Au+Au collisions with the Hadron Blindparameter space of lattice QCD at finite

tions in d+Au collisions

di-muon channel in Au+Au colli√
sions at sN N = 200 GeV with

Detector

temperature and density

Takao Sakaguchi

the STAR experiment

Mihael Makek

Shinji Ejiri

Rongrong Ma
11:10

Higher harmonic anisotropic flow

Observation of a J/psi yield en-

System-size and energy dependences ofReal time evolution of non-Gaussian cu-

of identified particles in Pb-Pb

hancement at very low pT in Pb-

dielectron excess invariant-mass spectramulants in the QCD critical regime

collisions with the ALICE detec-

Pb collisions at 2.76 TeV

at STARSwagato Mukherjee

torGines Martinez-Garcia

Shuai Yang

Principle Component Analysis of

CMS bottomonia results from

Low-Mass Dielectron Measurements in

Estimation of the shear viscosity at fi-

two-particle correlations in PbPb

Run I

pp, p-Pb and Pb-Pb Collisions with AL-

and pPb collisions at CMS

Mihee Jo

ICE

nite net-baryon density from A+A col√lision data at sN N = 7.7 − 200 GeVPatrick Simon Reichelt

Iurii Karpenko

Naghmeh Mohammadi
11:30

Jovan Milosevic
11:50

Pinning down QCD-matter shear

Upsilon suppression in the QGP

Vector boson production in p+Pb andMeasurement of hadron suppression at

viscosity in A+A collisions via

at the LHC

Pb+Pb collisions measured with ATLAS

14.5GeV and study of its connection with

EbyE fluctuations using pQCD +Georg Wolschin

at the LHC

the disappearance of other QGP signa√tures at low sN N in Au+Au collisions

saturation + hydrodynamics

Iwona Grabowska-Bold

Harri Niemi

with STAR at RHIC in BES I
Stephen Horvat

12:10

12:30-18:00

Elliptic Anisotropy v2 May Be

Dynamical

Dominated by Particle Escapeininstead of Hydrodynamic Flowapproach

Zi-Wei Lin

Pol Gossiaux

Excursion

theupsilon-suppression

Schroedinger-Langevin

W and Z bosons in pp, pPb and PbPb

PHENIX results on global observables

with CMS

and flow in Au+Au collisions from theEmilien Chapon

RHIC Beam Energy Scan
Jeffery Mitchell

Excursion

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Thursday, October 1st
9:00-10:30

Thursday, October 1st

Plenary Session I

14:00-16:00(Atrium plaza, chair: Nu Xu)
9:00

Overview of recent ALICE results(Atrium plaza, chair: Krzysztof Redlich)
14:00

Taku Gunji
9:30

10:00

ATLAS Highlights

14:30

heavy ion collisions

Overview of recent heavy-ion results from CMS

Gabriel Denicol

Coffee Break

11:00-12:30

Plenary Session II

15:00

15:30

PHENIX overview
Axel Drees

Mustafa Mustafa

16:00-16:30

Coffee Break

16:30-18:30

Plenary Session IV(Atrium plaza, chair: Dmitri Kharzeev)

16:30

Conference photo

12:35-14:00

Lunch

Heavy-ion Collisions and Cosmology
Stefan Floerchinger

Lattice QCD : bulk and transport properties of QCD Matter
Claudia Ratti

QCD Critial Point and Related Observables
Marlene Nahrgang

Overview of recent results from the STAR experiment

12:30-12:35

Experimental overview on beam energy scan
Xiaofeng Luo(Atrium plaza, chair: Johanna Stachel)

12:00

Theory of collective dynamics : flow, fluctuations and correlations in

Aaron Angerami

10:30-11:00

11:30

Experimental overview on flow observables in heavy ion collisions
Soumya Mohapatra

Byungsik Hong

11:00

Plenary Session III

17:00

Femtoscopy in Relativistic Heavy Ion Collisions: An Experimental
Overview at the End of the Third Decade
Mike Lisa

17:30

Chiral magnetic effect in heavy-ion collisions
Jinfeng Liao

18:00

Chiral magnetic effect in condensed matter systems
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Friday, October 2nd
9:00-10:30

Friday, October 2nd

Plenary Session V

14:00-16:00(Atrium plaza, chair: Itzhak Tserruya)
9:00

Experimental overview on open heavy flavor(Atrium plaza, chair: Barbara Krystyna Wosiek)
14:00

Ralf Averbeck
9:30

Heavy quark transport and quarkonium production

14:30

15:00

Roberta Arnaldi
Coffee Break

11:00-12:30

Plenary Session VI

11:00

15:30

(Atrium plaza, chair: Dinesh Srivastava)

16:00-16:30

Coffee BreakInitial state of the HIC: thermalization and isotropization

16:30-18:30

Special session on “QGP in small systems?”(Atrium plaza, chair: Jurgen Schukraft)

Gravitational collapse, holography and hydrodynamics in extreme

16:30

Experimental overview on small colliding systems at RHICPaul Stankus

Paul Chesler

16:50

Analytic approaches to relativistic hydrodynamics
Yoshitaka Hatta

12:30-14:00

Theoretical Overview on Electromagnetic radiations from QGP fluids
Chun Shenconditions

12:00

Experimental overview on EM observabvles
Yosuke Watanabe

Eero Aleksi Kurkela
11:30

Theoretical Developments in pQCD energy loss mechanism
Yacine Mehtar-TaniExperimental overview on quarkonium production

10:30-11:00

Experimental overview on jets and high pT hadrons
Matthew Nguyen

Pengfei Zhuang
10:00

Plenary Session VII

Experimental overview on small colliding systems at LHC
Constantinos Loizides

17:10

Lunch

Hydrodynamics
Piotr Bozek

17:30

Pre-equillibrium dynamics
Soeren Schlichting

17:50

Summary of other reasonable theoretical ideas
Paul Romatschke

18:10

round table discussion

20:00-22:00

Conference Dinner(ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Kobe, the Ballroom (10F))

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Saturday, October 3rd
9:00-10:50

Saturday, October 3rd

Plenary Session VIII
(Atrium plaza, chair: William Zajc)

9:00

Neutron star mergers,high density EoS, and gravitational waves
Masaru Shibata

9:30

Gluon saturation and EIC
Ernst Sichtermann

10:00

Prospects of LHCb in heavy ion physics
Giulia Manca

10:20

Future of Heavy Ion Physics
Shoji Nagamiya

10:50-11:20

Coffee Break

11:20-12:50

Flash talks, Awards, Next QM(Atrium plaza)3435