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Ongoing and planned experiments with rare isotopes offer great promise to further our understanding of nuclei and their role in astrophysics, but theory is needed both for interpreting the data and for highlighting the needed experiments. This workshop will bring together experimenters and theorists to discuss the needs from each side and perhaps offer guidance for future research efforts. The talks in the workshop should provide material for consideration in the INT Program that will start the week of the workshop and continue until September 2nd.

The experiment-theory interface topics that will be covered are:

1. Single-particle transfer/knockout and spectroscopic factors
2. Two- and multi-nucleon transitions and correlations
3. Charge-exchange reactions
4. Evolution of shell structure
5. Coulex and collective excitations
6. Intermediate energy experiments and isospin