A revolution in stellar physics with Gaia and large surveys

The confirmed invited speakers are:

• Bergemann, Maria (Max-Planck Institute for Astronomy, Germany): Limits of spectroscopic stellar abundances and parameters.
• Charbonnel, Corinne (Geneva Observatory, Switzerland): Internal evolutionary mixing processes.
• Covey, Kevin (Western Washington University, USA): Stellar photometric surveys.
• Eyer, Laurent (University of Geneva, Switzerland): Stellar variability.
• Feiden, Gregory (University of North Georgia, USA): Accuracy of low-mass stellar models.
• Gänsicke, Boris (University of Warwick, UK): White dwarfs, Gaia and large surveys.
• Girardi, Leo (Padova Observatory, Italy): Stellar physics and Galactic archaeology.
• Hillenbrand, Lynne (Caltech, USA): Pre-main-sequence stars.
• Huber, Daniel (University of Hawaii, USA): Combining asteroseismology and Gaia.
• Karakas, Amanda (Monash University, Australia): Advanced stages of stellar evolution.
• Korn, Andreas (Uppsala University, Sweden): Stellar spectroscopic surveys.
• Limongi, Marco (Rome Observatory, Italy): Accuracy of high-mass stellar models.
• Naylor, Tim (University of Exeter, UK): Stellar ages and stellar models.
• Pancino, Elena (Arcetri Observatory, Italy): Gaia review.
• Soszynski, Igor (University of Warsaw, Poland): Variability surveys with Polish participation.
• Toonen, Silvia (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands): Stellar physics from binary stars.