Welcome

• Selma de Mink

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Alternative Stellar Evolution Pathways – An Open Cluster Perspective

• Robert Mathieu

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The Blue Lurkers: Newly Discovered Mass Transfer Products in M67

• Andrew Nine

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The interplay between stellar dynamics and binaries during cluster formation

• Alison Sills

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Binaries and blue stragglers in Globular Clusters

• Emanuele d'Alessandro

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Stellar interactions and multiple populations in globular clusters

• Elena Pancino

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Binary systems as probes of globular cluster internal dynamics

• Mario Cadelano

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Accretion of sub-stellar binary companions as the origin of multiple populations in globular clusters

• Andrew Winter

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Photometric binaries in Extragalactic globular clusters

• Anjana Mohandasan

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Numerical simulations of binary interactions

• Ileyk El Mellah

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A Theory of Mass Transfer in Binary Stars

• Jakub Cehula

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Tidal distortion and energy transfer in close binaries

• Matthias Fabry

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Minimum mass ratio of contact binary stars

• Milan Pešta

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The contribution of binary star formation on core-fragmentation scales on protostellar multiplicity

• Rajika Kuruwita

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Binary evolution and angular momentum transport during common-envelope post-dynamical spiral-in phase

• Damien Gagnier

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Impact of binaries in the earliest history of the Universe

• Ylva Goetberg

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The impact of binaries on galactic chemical evolution

• Donatella Romano

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Black hole-neutron star mergers for early Galactic chemical enrichment

• Chiaki Kobayashi

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A current view on the observed multiplicity properties of massive star populations

• Julia Bodensteiner

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A Closer Look at Stellar Rotation and the Close Binary Fraction through APOGEE

• Christine Daher

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Reconsidering the contribution of massive stars in star cluster simulations

• Poojan Agrawal

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Common evolutionary threads and differences between gravitational-wave source progenitors and X-ray binaries

• Anastasios Fragkos

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Simulations of Colliding winds in Massive Binary Systems with Accretion

• Amit Kashi

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The first strongly magnetic Wolf-Rayet star

• Tomer Shenar

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Are massive supernova progenitors more efficient element factories when stripped in binaries?

• Jing-Ze Ma

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Transient host-properties of galaxies

• Heloise Stevance

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The Effects of Binary Evolution on the Final Fate of Massive Stars

• Philipp Podsiadlowski

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On the period stability of massive overcontact binaries

• Michael Abdul-Masih

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Discussion Room: Auditorium

Multiplicity and the massive star formation process

• Abigail Frost

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The multiplicity of massive stars through high-contrast imaging observations

• Tinne Pauwels

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The Close Binary Fraction of Massive Stars in Different Environments

• Maxwell Moe

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The observational tools in the hunt for red supergiant binary systems

• Lee Patrick

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Modelling binaries with MESA

• Pablo Marchant

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Formation of high-mass merging binary black holes through stable mass transfer and super-Eddington accretion

• Max Briel

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Searching for empirical signatures of binarity in fast-rotating O-type stars.

• Nikolay Britavskiy

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Binary compact objects from massive binary stars

• Floor Broekgaarden

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Identifying quiescent compact objects in massive single-lined spectroscopic binaries

• Soetkin Janssens

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JAC Selma de Mink Room: Auditorium

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Discovery of an Intermediate Mass Stripped Star in Orbit with a Compact Companion: the Elusive Gravitational Wave Progenitors

• Bethany Ludwig

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Black Widows as Stellar Evolution Labs

• Sivan Ginzburg

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Planetary Nebulae and binaries

• David Jones

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Shaping of AGB outflows by wind-companion interactions in binary and hierarchical triple systems

• Jolien Malfait

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The masses of faint white dwarfs measured thanks to their orbital acceleration

• Ana Escorza

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Any star could be a binary - taking spectral disentangling to the industrial scale

• Luzian Seeburger

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Red novae, stellar mergers in binary and triple systems, and bipolar nebulae

• Tomasz Kaminski

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On the evolution of binarity and multiplicity among Cepheids in star clusters

• Frantisek Dinnbier

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A systematic search for spectroscopic binary cepheids

• Shreeya Shetye

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A tight spectroscopic quadruple as a possible progenitor of sub-Chandrasekhar Type Ia supernovae

• Thibault Merle

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Period resonance in 2+2 quadruples

• Ondrej Pejcha

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Summary of the conference

• Ross Church

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