| SPEAKER | TOPIC |
| M. Barbui | Studying nuclear reactions in plasma conditions |
| C. Bertulani | Indirect methods in nuclear astrophysics |
| S. Bishop | Discovery of Supernova-produced 60Fe in the Earth's fossil record |
| C. Broggini | Nuclear astrophysics with LUNA |
| A. Coc | Non-standard neutron sources in BBN |
| N. Colonna | Neutron induced reactions at n-TOF |
| S. Degl'Innocenti | Introduction to stellar evolution |
| R. Diehl | Gamma-ray astrophysics |
| A. Di Leva | Experimental Nuclear Astrophysics with ERNA |
| M. El Eid | AGB stars |
| M. Hass | Explosive nucleosynthesis with RIB |
| J. Josè | Novae astrophysics and related nucleosynthesis |
| T. Kajino | Neutrino physics in astrophysics |
| K.L. Kratz | Physics of r-processes |
| S. Kubono | Nu-p process in supernovae scenario |
| K.H. Langanke | Neutrino-nucleus reactions |
| M. Lugaro | The s-process in AGB stars |
| F. Matteucci | Introduction to galactic chemical evolution |
| M. Mazzocco | RIB production at LNL: the EXOTIC project |
| B. Meyer | Massive star nucleosynthesis |
| J. Mrazek | The ANC method for experimental nuclear astrophysics |
| S. Nishimura | Neutron rich nuclei for r-process |
| M. Pignatari | Recent developments about i-process |
| C. Spitaleri | The Trojan Horse Method for experimental nuclear astrophysics |
| O. Tesileanu | Perspectives for nuclear astrophysics at ELI-NP |
| L. Trache | Experimental nuclear astrophysics at NIPNE |
| M. Turner | BBN in the precision era |
| T. Uesaka | Experimental nuclear astrophysics at RIKEN |
| M. Viviani | Application of few-nucleon physics to astrophysics |
| P. Woods | Introduction to experimental nuclear astrophysics |
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