The 2024 CeNAM Frontiers in Nuclear Astrophysics Meeting was hosted near the campus of University of Notre Dame from June 3-7, 2024. The meeting successfully continued the series of former JINA and JINA-CEE Frontiers Meetings by bringing together participants, collaborators, and other interested researchers in nuclear physics, astronomy, astrophysics, and other relevant fields to discuss progress and future directions in the understanding of the origin of the elements and nuclear physics signatures in the multi-messenger era. The conference was incredibly successful with nearly 150 attendees from 14 different countries, maintaining its status as one of the largest international nuclear astrophysics conferences in the world. Highlights included robust discussions on scientific collaborations and researcher health during a structure-free "unconferencing" session, two days of a workshop for junior researchers with scientific talks and professional development sessions, and a suite of talks dedicated to furthering international collaborations within nuclear astrophysics.

Special thanks is given for sponsorship by Notre Dame Office of Research, Notre Dame College of Science, Notre Dame Department of Physics and Astronomy and our corporate sponsor Kontron. The meeting would have not been possible without their support. Many thanks are due to several members of the NSL who organized the meeting, including Prof. Ani Aprahamian, Janet Weikel and Cade Dembski as well as Fry (Ruoyu) Fang (chair) and Sam Porter (co-chair). Fry and Sam led the organizing committee comprised of a group of early career researchers from across the CeNAM and IReNA collaborations and worked for several months in every aspect of the meeting to make it a very successful one. We look forward to the next Frontiers Meeting in 2025!