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SUMMARY:From Stellar Modelling to Galactic Archaeology: Understanding the 
 Origin of the Elements
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Federico Rizzuti (Heidelberg)\n\nStars are the prima
 ry drivers of chemical enrichment in galaxies\, producing elements through
 out their lives and releasing them into the interstellar medium. However\,
  uncertainties in stellar evolution and nucleosynthesis remain a major cha
 llenge for understanding the origin of the chemical abundances observed\, 
 particularly in metal-poor stars and early stellar populations.Stellar evo
 lution models describe the internal structure and nuclear burning of indiv
 idual stars\, providing predictions for the elements and isotopes they pro
 duce. Galactic chemical evolution models\, in turn\, can test these stella
 r yields\, allowing theoretical predictions to be confronted with observat
 ions.In this talk\, I will present recent work exploring the connection be
 tween stellar modelling and Galactic chemical evolution\, with a focus on 
 metal-poor environments and the chemical signatures of early stellar popul
 ations. I will discuss how stellar nucleosynthesis predictions can help in
 terpret elemental abundances and isotopic ratios\, and how these observabl
 es can provide insights into stellar evolution and the chemical history of
  galaxies.\n\n \n\n\nhttps://conference.astro.dur.ac.uk/event/14/
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URL:https://conference.astro.dur.ac.uk/event/14/
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