We welcome everyone interested in low surface brightness and dwarf galaxies science to attend this session. LSST will create a new frontier in the understanding of the faint end of the luminosity function for galaxies, and we hope to use this session as an opportunity for the community to present its efforts and projections for the survey, as well as share the work they have been doing on early data.

Contributed talks (abstracts):

1. Yimeng Tang - A comprehensive study of dwarf galaxies in the era of next-generation telescopes
2. Katarzyna Malek - Is the statistical analysis of Ultra Diffuse Galaxy possible with LSST?
3. Virginia June Johnson - Low Surface Brightness Detections and Analyses of Galaxies using Rubin's DP1
4. Nandini Hazra - Searching for LSBs in Rubin standard pipeline photometry
5. Mia de los Reyes and Joy Bhattacharyya- Too close for comfort: Machine learning algorithms to identify dwarf galaxies out to 200 Mpc
6. Sierra Blackhurst - A comparative study of dwarf galaxy morphologies in Euclid and Rubin imaging data
7. Sasha Campana - Diving Deep into the LMC Ultra-faint Dwarf Satellites Carina II, Carina III, and Horologium I