TRANSPARENCIES

June 4

• Welcome
  • Y.Totsuka(ICRR, Chairman)
• Welcome
  • T.Iwasaki(Monbusho)
• Welcome
  • S.Kobayashi(Tokyo)

* Session 1

• Opening lecture
  • P.Ramond(Florida)

* Session 2: Solar neutrinos I

• Experiments at the Homestake mine
  • K.Lande(Pennsylvania)
• Results from SAGE
  • V.N.Gavrin(INR)
• Results from Gallex and GNO
  • T.Kirsten(Max-Plank)
• Results from Super-Kamiokande & Kamiokande
  • Y.Suzuki(ICRR)
• Status of the SNO project
  • A.McDonald(Queen's)

* Session 3: Solar neutrinos II

• Status of Borexino
  • L.Oberauer(Munchen)
• Future projects
  • R.E.Lanou(Brown)

* Session 4: Solar models and Helioseismology

• Status of solar models
  • J.N.Bahcall(IAS)
• Uncertainties in the solar neutrino flux
  • W.Haxton(Washington)
• Helioseismology and solar neutrinos
  • D.Gough(Cambridge)

* Session 5: Solar neutrinos III

• Yb/Gd detector for pp solar neutrinos
  • R.Raghavan(Bell Lab)
• Neutrino magnetic moment and solar neutrinos
  • A.M.Mourao(Lisbon,IST)
• New Enhancement Mechanism of the Earth Effect in the Transitions of Solar Neutrinos Crossing the Earth Core
  • S.T. Petcov(SISSA)
• Towards the solution of the solar neutrino problem
  • A.Smirnov(ICTP)

June 5

* Session 6: Atmospheric neutrinos I

• Contained events and Soudan-2
  • E.Peterson(Minesota)
• Upward-going muons and MACRO
  • F.Ronga(Frascati)
• Results from Super-Kamiokande & Kamiokande
  • T.Kajita(ICRR)

* Session 7: Atmospheric neutrinos II

• Atmospheric neutrino flux and related measurements of muons and primary cosmic rays
  • T.K.Gaisser(Bartol)
• Uncertainty of the atmospheric neutrino flux
  • M.Honda(ICRR)
• nu_mu -> nu_tau vs. nu_mu -> nu_s solutions
  • O.Yasuda(Tokyo Metro.)
• Neutrino oscillation phenomenology
  • S.Bilenky(Torino)

* Session 8: Reactor long baseline experiments and related

• Results from CHOOZ
  • C.Bemporad(Pisa)
• Results from Palo Verde
  • A.Piepke(Caltech)
• KAMLAND project
  • A.Suzuki(Tohoku)
• A pilot experiment with Reactor Neutrino in Taiwan
  • H.T.Wong(AcademiaSinica)

* Session 9: Accelerator long baseline experiments

• LBLE in US
  • S.Wojcicki(Stanford)
• LBLE in Europe
  • F.Pietropaolo(Padova/CERN)
• Status of the K2K experiment
  • K.Nishikawa(KEK)

* Session 10: Short baseline oscillation experiments I

• Results from LSND
  • D.H.White(LANL)
• Results from KARMEN
  • B.Zeitnitz(Karlsruhe)

* Session 11

• Implications of the solar and atmospheric neutrino data
  • P.Langacker(Pennsylvania)

June 6

* Session 12: Short baseline oscillation experiments II

• Results from CHORUS
  • O.Sato(Nagaya)
• Results from NOMAD
  • J.J.Gomez-Cadenas(CERN/Valencia)
• Future projects
  • L.Camilleri(CERN)

* Session 13: Accelerator and reactor neutrino experiments

• Results from DONUT(E872)
  • M.Nakamura(Nagoya)
• NUTEV(E815)
  • R.Bernstein(FNAL)
• Observation of events at HERA with isolated leptons and missing momentum
  • D.Haidt(DESY)
• Neutrinos from muon collider
  • P.Spentzouris(FNAL)
• MUNU
  • G.Jonkmans(Grenoble-neuchatel)

* Session 14: Neutrino and particle physics

• Large lepton mixing in a Coset-Space Family Unification
  • T.Yanagida(Tokyo)
• Unification and proton decay: A new perspective from SUSY and neutrino pyhsics
  • J.Pati(Maryland)
• Implications of a Minimal SO(10) Higgs structure
  • C.H.Albright(Northern Illinois/FNAL)
• Departures from perfect Lorentz symmetry
  • S.L.Glashow(Harvard)

* Session 15: Poster Session

June 8

* Session 16: Direct search for neutrino mass

• Results from Mainz
  • C.Weinheimer(Mainz)
• Results from Troitsk
  • V.M.Lobashev(INR)

* Session 17: Double beta decay

• Review of double beta decay experiments
  • A.Morales(Zaragoza)
• Results from Ohto project
  • H.Ejiri(Osaka)
• Results from the NEMO experiment
  • F.Piquemal(Bordeaux)
• Double beta experiments with enriched Germanium and the future
  • H.V.Klapdor-Kleingrothaus (Max Plank)
• Future of cryogenic detectors
  • O.Cremonesi(Milan)
• Particle physics implication of double beta decay
  • R.Mohapatra(Malyland)

* Session 18: Dark matter search

• Direct dark matter searches
  • B.Sadoulet(Berkeley)
• Indirect searches for dark matter
  • B.Barish(Caltech)
• Baryonic dark matter
  • M.Spiro(Saclay)
• Theoretical review
  • D.Caldwell(UCSB)

* Session 19: Neutrinos in cosmology and astrophysics I

• Supernova neutrinos (review)
  • H.E.Dalhed(LLNL)
• Future supernova neutrino detection
  • W.Fulgione(Torino)

June 9

* Session 20: Neutrinos in cosmology and astrophysics II

• Pulser velocities without neutrino mass
  • H.Nunokawa(Campinas)
• The neutrino ground state in a neutron star
  • K.Kiers(BNL)
• Neutrino mass and baryon asymmetry
  • H.Murayama(Berkeley)
• Inflation, baryogenesis and dark matter neutrinos
  • Q.Shafi(Bartol)
• Axions in astrophysics and cosmology
  • G.Raffelt(Max Plank)

* Session 21: Ultra-high energy neutrinos I

• Ultra-high energy neutrinos
  • R.J.Protheroe(Adelaide)
• Results from Amanda and future
  • F.Halzen(Wisconsin)
• Results from Baikal
  • G.V.Domogatsky(INR)
• Neutrino telescopes under the ocean
  • L.Moscoso(Saclay)

* Session 22: Ultra-high energy neutrinos II

• Extremely high energy cosmic rays and neutrinos
  • J.Cronin(Chicago)

* Session 23

• Future prospects
  • F.Wilczek(IAS)
• Comments
  • M.Koshiba(Tokyo)
• Concluding remark
  • G.Marx(Etovos)