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In the framework of mean-field based transport approaches, we discuss recentresults concerning heavy ion reactions between charge asymmetric systems, fromlow up to intermediate energies. We focus on isospin sensitive observables,aiming at extracting information on the density dependence of the isovectorpart of the nuclear effective interaction and of the nuclear symmetry energy.For reactions close to the Coulomb barrier, we explore the structure ofcollective dipole oscillations, rather sensitive to the low-density behavior ofthe symmetry energy. In the Fermi energy regime, we investigate the interplaybetween dissipation mechanisms, fragmentation and isospin effects. Atintermediate energies, where regions with higher density and momentum arereached, we discuss collective flows and their sensitivity to the momentumdependence of the isovector interaction channel, which determines the splittingof neutron and proton effective masses. Finally, we also discuss the isospineffect on the possible phase transition from nucleonic matter to quark matter.Results are critically reviewed, also trying to establish a link, whenpossible, with the outcome of other transport models.

Theoretical predictions of experimental observables sensitive to the symmetry energy: Results of the SMF transport model