PRESENTATIONS
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Session I: AGB and SAGB modelling
M. Lugaro        Cosmic chemistry from AGB stars and its dependence on  the initial stellar mass
A. Karakas       The effect of the intial helium abundance on the AGB-supernova transition mass
J. Lattanzio     Overshoot below the intershell convective zone  
U. Battino        Application of a theory and simulation-based convective boundary mixing model for AGB evolution 
C. Doherty       Lives and deaths of super- and massive AGB stars  
M. Clayton       Dynamical mass loss in late-stage AGB stars  
G. Pastorelli    Calibrating the TP-AGB phase through resolved stellar populations in the Small Magellanic Cloud

Session II: EC/CC supernovae
M. Limongi      Presupernova Evolution of Massive Stars close to the AGB-Core Collapse Supernova transition
S.C. Leung        The final fate of the 8 – 10 solar mass stars: Collapse into neutron stars or explosions?
J. Schwab        The Evolution of ONe White Dwarfs towards accretion-induced collapse
I. Dominguez  On the influence of axion like particles on the AGB-SN mass transition
A. Nagy             Calculating the average opacity for core-collapse SNe
A. Jerkstrand   Supernovae from the 8-10 Msun range: the first spectral models for the emission- line phase
T. Suzuki           The role of nuclear physics on the final evolution of  degenerate cores
B. Mueller         Simulating electron-capture supernovae and their cousins
L. Siess              The binary channels to electron capture supernovae
A. Tolstov         Supernova explosions of 8-12 solar mass stars: multicolor light curve simulations
E. Zapartas      Late core-collapse supernovae from intermediate mass binaries

Session III: Type Ia supernovae
P. Hoeflich       Progenitors of Type Ia Supernovae
C. Abate           What is the role of wind mass transfer in the progenitor evolution of type Ia supernovae?
Z. Han               Progenitors of SNe Iax  
S. Toonen         Progenitors of Type Ia Supernovae  
M. Kromer       Type Ia supernovae  
G. Halabi          Two-Dimensional Stellar Evolution: 2DStars  
B. Wang           Binary population synthesis for the core-degenerate channel of type Ia supernova progenitors

Session IV: Observations of AGB stars and supernovae
M. Boyer                              Observations of AGB and Super-AGB Stars
R. Dorda                              Disentangling massive AGB stars and red supergiants  
O. Jones                               Near-infrared stellar populations in the Dwarf-irregular galaxies Sextans A and Leo A
D. A. Garcia-Hernandez   Surveys of massive AGB and super-AGB stars  
K. Justannont                     Mass loss from intermediate-mass AGB stars 
I. Mc Donald                       Observationally decoding the mechanism driving mass loss from AGB stars
M. Groenewegen               Mass loss and luminosities of AGB stars and RSG in the Magellanic Clouds 
J. Van Loon                          Observed properties of red supergiant and massive AGB star populations
C. Abia                                  Isotopic ratios of C, O and light elements abundances in AGB stars undergoing HBB
O. Zamora                           Nitrogen rich stars towards the Galactic Bulge: the most metal-poor massive
                                              AGB candidates in our Galaxy  
R. Raddi                               Progeny of super-AGB stars in open clusters in the era of Gaia
I. Neguerela                        Open clusters as laboratories for the AGB/supernova mass transition
J. Cummings                      Massive White Dwarfs & the Initial-Final Mass Relation 
G. Clayton                           Dust Formation in the R Coronae Borealis Stars  
M. Wittkowski                    VLTI spectro-interferometry and aperture synthesis  imaging of cool giants and supergiants (nuova versione)
T. Woods                             Type Ia Supernova Archaeology: Searching for the relics of progenitors past(nuova versione)
M. T. Botticella                  SN 2008S-like events: electron-capture SNe from a super-AGB progenitor?
J. Maund                            The host environments of Type IIP SNe
G. Pignata                          Supernova rate from the SUDARE survey  
O. Graur                              Supernova rates from a re-analysis of the Lick Observatory Supernova search
E. Lagadec                         Mission and ground based facilities for the observations of AGB-SAGB and massive stars

Session V: Dust from AGB stars and supernovae

F. Dell’Agli     Modelling dust production from AGB stars: open challenges, uncertainties and new discoveries 
L. Mattsson   Improved implementation of dust-driven winds and dust formation in models of AGB evolution 
A. Nanni        Constraining dust properties in circumstellar envelopes of C-stars in the Small Magellanic Cloud:
                        optical constants and grain size of carbon dust  
I. De Looze    The dust mass in Cassiopeia A from a spatially resolved Herschel analysis 
A. Bevan        Dust masses in the ejecta of SN 1993J, SN 1987A, SN 1980K and Cas A
                        from modelling their red-blue optical line profile asymmetries 
K. Krafton     CSM Interaction and Dust Formation in SN2010jl 
S. Marassi     Dust from supernovae 
R. Valiante   The relative role of AGBs and SNe as the first cosmic dust polluters 
R. Wesson    When does dust form in supernova remnants? 

Session VI: The role AGB stars and supernovae on the host system

D. Yong         The chemical enrichment in the early Galaxy 
F. D'Antona  The role of Super AGB and supernovae in the formation 
N. Prantzos   Chemical evolution of galaxies: the role of AGB and massive stars
G. Cescutti    The chemical signature of SNIax in the stars of Ursa minor