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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18

Session I: Big Bang nucleosynthesis, nuclear reactions and early Universe
(chair: E. Vangioni)

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• Lithium predictions in the standard Big Bang nucleosynthesis
  C. Pitrou

• Theoretical study of the astrophysical capture reaction a+d --> 6Li+g and primordial abundance of 6Li in three-body model
  E. Tursunov

• The interaction of neutrons with 7Be and the lack of standard solutions to the primordial 7Li problem
  M. Gai

• Experimental challenges for the lithium problem in Big Bang nucleosynthesis
  N. Rijal

• Measurement of nuclear reactions that create and destroy lithium and beryllium during BBN
  B. Davids

• Big Bang Nucleosynthesis with time-dependent quark mass
  K. Mori

• Cosmological solutions to the Lithium problem
  G. Mathews
   

(chair: M. Asplund)

• Primordial Nucleosynthesis after Planck: Concordances, Lithium Problems, and Dark Matters
  B. Fields

• Primordial 7Li puzzle: particle physics or stellar physics?
  G. Farrar

• Chemical separation of Li + ions by primordial magnetic field before the Galaxy formation
  M. Kusakabe

• Inhomogeneous primordial magnetic field and its impact on Big Bang lithium problem
  Y. Luo

• The role of lithium in first stars nucleosynthesis patterns
  R. De Boer

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Session II: Lithium in stellar structure and evolution

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• The evolution of Lithium content in low-mass pre-main sequence stars and its connection with rotation
  J. Bouvier

• Lithium during the pre-MS accretion phase
  S. Cassisi

• 3D-hydrodynamical simulations of a planet-like accretion by a low-mass star: effects on the physical structure and lithium abundance
  C. Abia
   

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19

(chair: I. Dominguez)



• How much 7Li can be theoretically produced by novae?
  J. Jose

• Cautions on Abundance Studies of Novae
  S. Shore

• Observations of lithium and beryllium in novae
  L. Izzo

• Turbulent mixing and light element production during the initiation of a classical nova explosion
  G. Leidi

• Production of lithium in primordial supernovae
  A. Heger

• Lithium-6 and carbon isotopic ratio as diagnostics of the lithium-enrichment mechanism in red giants
  C. Aguilera

• On the lithium rich giant stars puzzle
  R. de la Reza

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(chair: C. Deliyannis)

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• Physical processes affecting lithium in stellar interiors
  N. Lagarde

• What if massive stars could produce lithium?
  D. Szecsi

• Lithium evolution in RGB and AGB stars
  S. Cristallo
   

Session III: Lithium in stellar clusters

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• Intermediate-to-low mass stars in open clusters and the evolution of Li
  B. Twarog

• Lithium evolution in young open clusters from the Gaia-ESO survey
  E. Franciosini

• The age of the Hyades from the lithium depletion boundary method
  N. Lodieu

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20

(chair: B. Anthony-Twarog)

• Evolution of the correlation between Li depletion and angular momentum in open cluster F dwarfs
  A. Steinhauer

• The lithium-rotation connection in the young suns of M35
  R. Jeffries

• Lithium in the context of multiple populations in Globular Clusters
  F. D’Antona

• Lithium and proton-capture elements in globular clusters: implications for the multiple populations
  V. D’Orazi

• Lithium abundances in globular clusters
  N. Sanna
   

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21
Session IV: Observations of Lithium
(chair: A. Korn)

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• Un-evolved stars as primordial abundance tracers
  K. Lind

• The primordial 7Li and 6Li problems with exquisite ESPRESSO/VLT observations
  E. Wang

• Spectroscopic determination of stellar lithium abundances
  M. Steffen

• Explaining the lithium meltdown in the dwarf stars using the red giant branch stars
  A. Mucciarelli

• News insights in the cosmological lithium problem: lithium in the most iron-poor dwarf stars known
  J. Gonzalez

• First detection of lithium in massive stars
  I. Neguerela

• How atomic diffusion shapes the surface abundances of old stars
  A. Korn



(chair: F. Dell’Agli)

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• Lithium in pre-MS stars and brown dwarfs
  R. Rebolo

• Lithium depletion in open clusters and field solar twins, and the connection between Li and rocky planets
  M. Carlos

• Mystery of Lithium in FS CMa Stars
  D. Korcakova

• Observations of Li-rich giant stars in the Galaxy and in the Magellanic Clouds
  A. Garcia- Hernandez

• The Gaia-ESO survey: lithium in evolved giant stars
  L. Magrini

• The Lithium-rich giants in LAMOST Survey
  H. Yan

• Interstellar lithium in nearby galaxies
  C. Howk
   

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22

Session V: Lithium in the Milky Way and nearby galaxies
(chair: M. Hernanz)

• Lithium and the chemical evolution of the Milky Way
  F. Matteucci

• Lithium enrichment in the Galaxy: A study using the GALAH and Gaia surveys
  Deepak

• Origin of Li anomaly in core He burning stars: Constraints on Galactic Li enrichment
  B. Yerra

• From the cosmological lithium problem to the Galactic lithium evolution
  X. Fu

• Lithium evolution in the Milky Way discs: the view using large stellar samples
  R. Smiljanic

• The AMBRE project: Lithium in the Galactic discs and nature of Li-rich giants
  P. de Laverny

• Signatures of stellar depletion in the Spite plateau
  J. Melendez

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(chair: M. Castellani)

• Lithium in the closest satellite of our Milky Way
  G. Cescutti

• Lithium Nucleosynthesis in Galactic Interactions
  T. Prodanovic

• News lights on the lithium ISM decrease at super-solar metallicities
  G. Guiglion