A typical day will include: a two-hour morning AM lecture, 10:30 – 12:30, a two-hour afternoon PM lecture 2:30 – 4:30, and time for questions and discussion. All times are Eastern Daylight Time.
Foundations of High Energy Density Physics
| June 6 | AM: Introduction to High Energy Physics | Carolyn Kuranz |
| PM: Shocks and Instabilities | Eric Johnsen | |
| June 7 | AM: Magneto-hydrodynamics | Ryan McBride |
| PM: High-field physics | Karl Krushelnick | |
| June 8 | AM: Diagnosing High Energy Density Conditions | Louise Willingale |
| PM: Laser Technology and the ZEUS Laser | Karl Krushelnick | |
| June 9 | AM: Strongly Coupled Systems | Scott Baalrud |
| PM: Radiation Hydrodynamics | Heath LeFevre | |
| June 10 | AM: Laboratory Astrophysics | Carolyn Kuranz |
| PM: Inertial Confinement Fusion | Carolyn Kuranz | |