Mo	Time	Speaker	Title
	9-9:30	B. Back	Charged Particle Multiplicity studies with PHOBOS
	9:30-10	F. Videbaek	What did we learn from 62 and 200 GeV pp collisions - a BRAHMS perspective
	10-10:30	B. Mohanty	Effect of color charge dependence of energy loss at RHIC
	10:30-11	Coffee
	11-11:30	D. Morrison	Particle production at intermediate transverse momentum in RHI collisions
	11:30-12	R. Hollis	Identified particles at large transverse momenta in RHIC CuCu collisions
	12-12:30	C. Markert	Resonance production in jets
	5-5:30	H. Pei	Medium effects on Jet Correlations in AuAu and CuCu collisions at RHIC
	5:30-6	J. Bielcikova	Two particle correlations with strange baryons and mesons at RHIC
	6-6:30	Coffee
	6:30-7	J. Jia	Mapping out the landcape of jet correlations, a perspective from PHENIX
	7-7:30	J. Zuo	Particle ratios in near and away-side jets

Tu	Time	Speaker	Title
	9-9:30	B. Abelev	Testing the recombination model using Omega correlations in AuAu collisions
	9:30-10	C. Pruneau	Is there a Mach cone ?
	10-10:30	A. Taranenko	Scaling properties of azimuthal anisotropy of identified particles in CuCu and AuAu collisions
	10:30-11	Coffee
	11-11:30	K. Werner	Core-Corona separation in RHI collisions
	11:30-12	R. Lacey	TBA
	12-12:30	A. Adare	Direct gamma-jet correlations in heavy ion collisions at PHENIX
	5-5:30	T. Sakaguchi	Measurement of e.m. radiation at PHENIX
	5:30-6	T. Dahms	Photon measurements in PHENIX
	6-6:30	Coffee
	6:30-7	S. Pratt	Non-equilibrium hydrodynamics for RHIC
	7-7:30	T. Schaefer	Perfect fluidity in Atomic Physics

I

We	Time	Speaker	Title
	9-9:30	P. Seyboth	Recent NA 49 results and future plans for the SPS program
	9:30-10	R. Vertesi	THERMINATOR simulations and PHENIX images of a heavy tail of particle emission
	10-10:30	Z. Chajecki	Conservation laws and femtoscopy of small systems
	10:30-11	Coffee
	11-11:30	A. Enokizono	Freeze-out source structures measured by PHENIX
	11:30-12	P. Danielewicz	Analysis of emission shapes
	12:00-12:30	M. Lisa	What to expect when you're expecting: LHC femtoscopy
	5-5:30	M. Thoennessen	New opportunities with in-flight separated rare isotopes
	5:30-6	S. Bogner	RIA physics
	6-6:30	Coffee
	6:30-7	A. Glenn	The PHENIX resistive plate chamber forward upgrades
	7-7:30	M. Gai	Application of Thick-GEM technology for a Dark Matter detector

Th	Time	Speaker	Title
	8:30-9	M. Calderon	Y production in pp collisions in STAR
	9-9:30	D. Cabrera	Quarkonium spectral functions and lattice correlators in the QGP
	9:30-10	J. Nagle	The Heaviness of Heavy Quarkonia in Heavy-Ion collisions
	10-10:30	A. Knospe	Non photonic electron yield in CuCu collisions in STAR
	10:30-11	Coffee
	11-11:30	A. Mischke	Topological reconstruction of D-mesons
	11:30-12	Y. Zhang	Identified bottom contribution in non-photonic electron spectra in STAR
	12-12:30	P. Petreczky	Transition temperature and QCD equation from large scale lattice simulations

Fr	Time	Speaker	Title
	9-9:30	M. Heinz	Heavy flavor identification utilizing the ALICE EMCal
	9:30-10	W. Holzmann	Jet studies in heavy ion collisions with the ATLAS detector
	10-10:30	G. Kunde	Probing the QGP at LHC with di-lepton tagged jets
	10:30-11	Coffee
	11-11:30	O. Barannikova	Heavy ion physics with CMS - day-one measurements
	11:30-12	J. Harris	The Role of ALICE in High PT Physics
	12-12:30	E. Norbeck	CMS calorimetry in very forward direction
	5-5:30	L. Moretto	New Thermodynamics for MIT Bag
	5:30-6	L. Phair	The Phase Diagram of infinite nuclear matter
	6-6:30	Coffee
	6:30-7	K. Paech	Zipf's law and the fragmentation phase transition
	7-7:30	W. Bauer	Nuclear and Supernova dynamics

Sa	Time	Speaker	Title
	9-9:30	TBA	ATLAS I
	9:30-10	TBA	ATLAS II
	10-10:30	G. Westfall	Kπ Fluctuations at RHIC
	10:30-11	Coffee
	11-11:30	R. Bellwied	TBA
	11:30-12	P. Jacobs	The Looooooong Range Plan

--> First session will be on Monday, Feb. 12th.
Each talk will be 25+5 minutes long and there will be morning and evening sessions.

Workshop Organizers:
Wolfgang Bauer(MSU)
Rene Bellwied (WSU)
John Harris (Yale)