With a perspective on current efforts and future prospects, the meeting will cover:
- The emergence of strongly coupled matter in heavy-ion collisions
- Small wavelength probes of heavy-ion collisions from experiment
- Theory developments on hard processes revealing the microscopics of QCD matter
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Pushing the limits of QGP formation in small systems
- Connecting nuclear structure with high-energy nuclear collisions
- New insights from quantum information for hadronization
- Using the energy frontier of hadronic collisions to explore the cosmos
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The small-x horizon of cold nuclear matter
- Resolving outstanding questions in heavy-ion physics with the EIC
- What can the Genesis mission mean for high-energy nuclear physics?
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ALICE and LHCb upgrades for the 2030s
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ATLAS and CMS upgrades for the 2030s
- Advancing the silicon detector frontier with ITS3, ALICE 3, and ePIC SVT
Towards the end of the meeting, an opportunity to present flash-talks from any of the attendees will be available.