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Keynote speakers: confirmed
- Alexandre Vazdekis, Stellar populations model developments
- Alvio Renzini, Conference Summary
- Amina Helmi, Streams and accretion history
- Andrew Wetzel, FIRE/Latte simulations of Milky Way-like galaxies
- Anna Barbara Queiroz, Dissecting the bulge, bar and inner disk
- Anke Ardern-Arentsen, The ancient central population
- Anthony Brown, Gaia: Taking the Galactic Census
- Beatriz Barbuy, The Galactic Bulge
- Bruno Castilho, Future instrumentation for Galactic Archaeology
- Carmela Lardo, Multiple populations in globular clusters
- Carlos Allende Prieto, Automated methods for abundance determination
- Chiaki Kobayashi, Chemical evolution with hydrodynamical cosmological simulations
- Chris Sneden, Atomic and molecular data for spectroscopy
- Danny Horta, The accretion history of the Galaxy via field and GC populations
- Else Starkenburg, The Pristine Survey
- Grazyna Stasinska, Modeling emission lines in early type galaxies
- Gustavo Bruzual, Stellar populations in distant galaxies
- Haining Li: Exploring the Milky Way with LAMOST Survey
- Jennifer Johnson, Stellar Populations in SDSS-V/Milky Way Mapper
- M. Celeste Parisi, The interaction history of the Magellanic Clouds as told by their stellar populations
- Marica Valentini, 4MOST: 4-metre Multi-Object Spectroscopic Telescope
- Mario Gennaro, The low-mass IMF: a review and an illustration of future prospects with JWST
- Nitya Kallivayalil, Local Group Cosmology: lessons from mapping the stellar populations in the nearby universe
- Norbert Przybilla, Present-day abundances from B stars
- Oscar Gonzalez, VLT-MOONS: The Multi-Object Optical and Near-IR Spectrograph for the VLT
- Paula Coelho, Stellar Spectral Libraries for Stellar Populations Studies
- Ricardo Schiavon, The APOGEE survey
- Sarah Martell, The GALAH survey
- Sergio Ortolani, Globular clusters in the galactic bulge
- Sofia Randich, The Gaia-ESO Survey, its legacy, and new perspectives
- Ting Li, Metal-poor stars of the Milky Way and ultra-faint dwarf galaxies
- Vanessa Hill, Spectroscopic surveys in the Gaia era
- Wako Aoki, Subaru/Lamost Survey
