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A block outline is shown below. The first day (Monday, July 20), buses will be available to take people from the hotels to Fermilab. On-site registration and plenary sessions will be followed by tours of neutrino facilities in the afternoon, a reception in the evening and buses back to downtown Chicago. The meeting will move to IIT on Tuesday, July 21. Thursday is a half day with plenary sessions in the morning and the afternoon left free. The workshop will end on Saturday after morning plenaries.

	Mon Jul 20	Tue Jul 21	Wed Jul 22	Thu Jul 23	Fri Jul 24	Sat Jul 25
AM	On-site Registration	Plenary Talks
		Break
	Plenary Talks	Working Groups		Plenary Talks	Working Groups	Plenary Talks
	Lunch			FREE	Lunch
PM	Plenary Talk	Working Groups			Working Groups	END
	Facility Tours	Break			Break
		Working Groups			Working Groups
Evening	Reception		Poster session		Public Lecture
			Banquet

The program is shown below.
A preliminary list of contributions (plenary, working group and poster sessions) is available here.
Several side meetings have been scheduled during the workshop.

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Monday — Tuesday — Wednesday — Thursday — Friday — Saturday
— Monday July 20 —
09:30	Plenary [Ramsey Auditorium] — Chair: Steve Geer
09:30	Welcome (Pier Oddone, Fermilab) [video]
09:45	Video greetings (Bill Foster)
10:00	Summary of Neutrino Oscillation Physics (Edward Kearns, Boston University) [video]
10:45	— Break —
11:05	Plenary [Ramsey Auditorium] — Chair: Jorge Morfin
11:05	Future Neutrino Detector Challenges and Opportunities (Jeff Nelson, William & Mary) [video]
11:50	Accelerator Challenges and Opportunities for Future Neutrino Experiments (Swapan Chattopadhyay, The Cockcroft Institute) [video]
12:35	— Lunch —
13:50	Plenary [Ramsey Auditorium] — Chair: Flavio Cavanna
13:50	From a Neutrino Factory to a Muon Collider (Alain Blondel, Université de Genève)
14:35	Tour intro
14:45	Tours of Fermilab Neutrino Facilities
18:30	Reception [2nd Floor Art Gallery]
— Tuesday July 21 —
09:00	Plenary [Hermann - McCormick Auditorium] — Chair: Andre de Gouvea
09:00	Welcome to IIT
09:10	On the Origin of Neutrino Masses (Pavel Fileviez Perez, University of Wisconsin-Madison)
09:55	Superbeam Experiments (Marco Zito, CEA-Saclay, Irfu/SPP)
10:40	— Break —
11:05	Plenary [Hermann - McCormick Auditorium] — Chair: Andre de Gouvea
11:05	How to Build a Neutrino Superbeam (James Hylen, Fermilab)
11:55	Working groups (1. Oscillation — 2. Scattering — 3. Accelerator — 4. Muon)
12:40	— Lunch —
14:00	Working groups (1. Oscillation — 2. Scattering — 3. Accelerator — 4. Muon)
15:30	— Break —
16:00	Working groups (1. Oscillation — 2. Scattering — 3. Accelerator — 4. Muon)
— Wednesday July 22 —
09:00	Plenary [Hermann - McCormick Auditorium] — Chair: Maury Goodman
09:00	Long-Baseline Neutrino Oscillation Phenomenology (Deborah Harris, Fermilab)
09:45	Physics Possibilities with Future Atmospheric Neutrino Experiments (Raj Gandhi, Harish Chandra Research Institute)
10:30	— Break —
11:00	Plenary [Hermann - McCormick Auditorium] — Chair: Maury Goodman
11:00	β-Beams (Elena Wildner, CERN)
11:50	Working groups (1. Oscillation — 2. Scattering — 3. Accelerator — 4. Muon)
12:35	— Lunch —
14:00	Working groups (1. Oscillation — 2. Scattering — 3. Accelerator — 4. Muon)
15:30	— Break —
16:00	Working groups (1. Oscillation — 2. Scattering — 3. Accelerator — 4. Muon)
18:00	Posters [Crown Hall]
19:30	Banquet [Crown Hall]
	After-dinner lecture: Mies' IIT Campus as Design Laboratory (Justine Jentes, Director, Mies van der Rohe Society, IIT)
— Thursday July 23 —
09:00	Plenary [Wishnick - 113] — Chair: Robert Bernstein
09:00	Muon Physics — Theory and Experimental Prospects (William Marciano, Brookhaven National Lab)
09:45	Non-Oscillation Probes of Neutrino Masses (Christian Weinheimer, University of Münster)
10:30	— Break —
11:00	Plenary [Wishnick - 113] — Chair: Vittorio Palladino
11:00	Summary of Theoretical Challenges Coming from NuInt09 (Luis Alvarez Ruso, Universidad de Murcia)
11:45	From SuperBeams to Neutrino Factories: the Program in Neutrino Factory R&D (Alan Bross, Fermilab)
12:30	Free afternoon
— Friday July 24 —
09:00	Plenary [Hermann - McCormick Auditorium] — Chair: Peter Dornan
09:00	Supernova Neutrinos (Gail McLaughlin, North Carolina State University)
09:45	Review of Current and Future Neutrino Cross-Section Experiments (David Schmitz, Fermilab)
10:30	— Break —
11:00	Plenary [Hermann - McCormick Auditorium] — Chair: Peter Dornan
11:00	Status of the International Design Study (Kenneth Long, Imperial College London)
11:50	Working groups (1. Oscillation — 2. Scattering — 3. Accelerator — 4. Muon)
12:35	— Lunch —
14:00	Working groups (1. Oscillation — 2. Scattering — 3. Accelerator — 4. Muon)
15:30	— Break —
16:00	Working groups (1. Oscillation — 2. Scattering — 3. Accelerator)
19:00	Public Lecture: The Fastest Trip between Fermilab and Minnesota (Deborah Harris, Fermilab) [Wishnick - 113]
— Saturday July 25 —
09:00	Plenary [Hermann - McCormick Auditorium] — Chair: Zack Sullivan
09:00	WG1 Summary - Part 1 (Sandhya Choubey)
	WG1 Summary - Part 2 (Chris Walter)
09:30	WG2 Summary (Yoshinari Hayato)
10:00	WG3 Summary (Derun Li/Elena Wildner)
10:30	— Break —
11:00	Plenary [Hermann - McCormick Auditorium] — Chair: Steinar Stapnes
11:00	WG4 Summary (Katsuhiko Ishida)
11:30	Concluding talk (Manfred Lindner, Max Planck Institut)
12:30	Final announcements (Daniel Kaplan)
13:00	Close
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