Welcome Remarks and Introductions

I.ANN QCD program: Status and future plans

• Daniel Tapia Takaki (University of Kansas)

Report from Argentina

• Daniel de Florian (ICIFI - Universidad Nacional de San Martin)

Report from Brazil

• Jun Takahashi (UNICAMP)

Report from Chile

• Will Brooks (USM)

Report from Mexico

• Arturo Fernandez Tellez (BUAP)

Report from Peru

• Alberto Gago (PUCP)

Open mic from other countries and discussion

Introductions

• Daniel Tapia Takaki (University of Kansas)

EIC Users Association Report

• Douglas Higinbotham (JLab)

Early career support and EIC events at CFNS and BNL

• Abhay Deshpande (BNL)

DPyC as the Mexican community network

• Juan Barranco

I.ANN QCD and EIC activities

• Daniel Tapia Takaki (University of Kansas)

Discussion

EIC (early) science

• Salvatore Fazio (BNL)

Mexican participation in the ALICE Collaboration and possible synergies with the EIC

• Mario Rodriguez Cahuantzi (BUAP)

Mexican participation in the CMS Collaboration and possible synergies with the EIC

• Isabel Pedraza (BUAP)
• Isabel Pedraza (Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Publa)

Mexican participation in the KEK Belle II project and possible synergies with the EIC

• Eduard De La Cruz Burelo (CINVESTAV)

EIC accelerator projects

• Andrei Seryi (JLab)

Mexican participation in accelerator projects and synergies with the EIC

• Humberto Maury
• Cristhian Valerio Lizarraga (UAS)

White Paper report: EIC Latin America

• Aurore Courtoy (IF UNAM)

QCD theory-related networks, topical groups in the US

• Farid Salazar (Temple University)

Mexican participation in QCD theory projects

• Martin Hentschinski (UDLA)

Early career activities on outreach

• Zaki Panjsheeri (University of Virginia)
• Simone Ragoni (Creighton University)

R&D on plastic scintillators in Mexico

• Ildefonso Leon Monzon (UAS)

Discussion: Future detectors developments and opportunities for the EIC

Outreach talk: Somos polvo de estrellas: el origen de los elementos y las fuerzas que los une

• Paolo Giubellino (INFN Torino)

Room: Aula Magna Ing. Luis Espinosa Farias Edificio A

EIC Science

• Abhay Deshpande

The ePIC Collaboration: detector and opportunities

• John Lajoie (ORNL)

Perspectives of experimental Nuclear Physics

• Paolo Giubellino (INFN Torino)

Hadronization in QCD: From color to confinement

• Christine Aidala (The University of Michigan)

Gluon saturation physics (theory overview)

• Farid Salazar (Temple University)

QCD and forward physics (Experimental overview)

• Michael Murray (The University of Kansas)

QCD, Hadron physics questions (theory overview)

• Alfredo Raya Montaño (IFM-UMSNH, Michoacan)

Q&A session on the EIC ePIC experiment

• John Lajoie (ORNL)

Continuum Schwinger methods and applications to EIC physics

• Khépani Raya Montaño (Facultad de Ciencias Experimentales. Universidad de Huelva)

Lepton flavor violation via e to tau conversion in nuclei at the EIC

• Fabiola Fortuna (UNAM)

200 keV polarized photogun and Wien spin rotator R&D at Jefferson Lab

• Gabriel Palacios-Serrano (JLab)

Nonextensive description of charged particle production in pp collisions at LHC energies

• Jhony Ramirez Cancino (BUAP & CINVESTAV)

From pp to nuclear collisions: Analysis of B_s0 and B+ production and modificaitons in nuclear medium

• Jhovanny Mejia (CINVESTAV)

AI assisted evaluation of the non-resonant contributions into pi+pi-proton electroproduction from the CLAS data

• Roger Hernandez Pinto (UAS)