Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Un altro modo di guardare il cielo
A. van Helden (University of Utrecht) Galileo and his Telescope
F. Halzen (University of Wisconsin) The Neutrino Telescopes
A. McDonald (Queen’s University, Kingston) SNO-Studying the Sun and Neutrino Properties
A. Suzuki (KEK) KamLand: Studying Neutrinos from Reactor
G.L. Fogli (University of Bari) SNO, KamLand and Neutrino Oscillations: theta(13)
C.H. Albright (Northern Illinois University & FERMILAB) Overview of Neutrino Mixing Models and Ways to differentiate among them
G. Testera (INFN, Genova) Low Energy Solar Neutrino Signals in BOREXINO
C. Peña-Garay (IAS, Princeton) Solar Neutrinos and the Solar Composition
M. Nakahata (University of Tokyo) Kamiokande and Super-Kamiokande Results on Neutrino Astrophysics
W.G. Scott (RAL) A Flavour-Symmetric Perspective on Neutrino Mixing
J. Bernabeu (IFIC, Valencia) CP Violation in Neutrino Oscillations without Antineutrinos: Energy Dependence
D. Meloni (University of Roma Tre) CP Violation in Neutrino Physics and New Physics
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Astrophysics with Neutrino Telescopes
Zh. Dzhilkibaev (INR of RAS, Moscow) The BAIKAL Neutrino Telescope
C. Spiering (DESY, Zeuthen) The European Strategy on Astroparticle Physics
K. Hoffman (University of Maryland) AMANDA and IceCube Results
V. Flaminio (University of Pisa) ANTARES The First Undersea Telescope
D. Saltzberg (UCLA) The ANITA Experiment
S. Enomoto (Tohoku University) Using Neutrinos to study the Earth
D.F. Cowen (Penn State University) The Physics Potential of IceCube’s Deep Core Sub-Detector
M. Maltoni (IFT & Autonoma University, Madrid) Synergies between Future Atmospheric and Long Baseline Neutrino Experiment
New Generation of Neutrino Detectors
S. Katsanevas (Université de Paris 7) Toward a European Megaton Neutrino Observatory
K. Lande (University of Pennsylvania) Megaton Detector at Homestak
H. Yuksel (University of Delaware) Core Collapse Astrophysics with a Five-Megaton Neutrino Detector
Exploring New Frontiers with the New Generation of Neutrino Telescopes
E. Lisi (INFN, Bari) Core-Collapse Supernovae: When Neutrinos get to know Each Other
G. Bignami (IUSS, Pavia) Neutrinos from Neutron Stars
D. Fargion (University of Roma La Sapienza) Neutrino Telescopes and Tau Neutrino
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Tribute to Bruno Pontecorvo
S.M. Bilenky (JINR, Dubna) Revisiting Pontecorvo’s Original Ideas on Neutrinos
H. Minakata (Tokyo Metropolitan University) Neutrino’s Non-Standard Interactions; Another Eel under a Willow?
S.T. Petcov (SISSA) Majorana Neutrinos and their Properties
S.K. King (University of Southampton) Neutrino Mass Models
G. Altarelli (University of Roma Tre & CERN) Recent Developments of Models of Neutrino Mixing
M. Lindner (MPI, Heidelberg) Interpretations of Precision Neutrino Measurements
O. Blanch Bigas (LPNHE, Paris) Update of the AUGER Neutrino Limits
New Results and New Projects
M.V. Diwan (BNL) Latest Results from MINOS
M. Mezzetto (INFN, Padova) Next Challenge in Neutrino Physics: the theta(13) Angle
T. Kajita (Tokyo University) Megaton Neutrino Observatory in the East Asia
W.C. Louis (LANL) MiniBooNE Results and the OscSNS NeutrinoProject
F. Terranova (LNF) Neutrino Oscillation in the CNGS Neutrino Mu Beam
J. Cao (Institute High Energy Physics, Beijing) Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment
J. Dawson (APC, Paris 7) Double Chooz
Friday, March 13, 2009
Astrophysics and Cosmology
A. Giazotto (INFN-EGO, Pisa) Gravitational Waves: Toward First Detection
A. Melchiorri (University of Roma “La Sapienza”) CMB Anisotropies, Current Status and Perspectives
PG. Picozza (INFN, Roma “Tor Vergata”) PAMELA
M. Cirelli (IPhT-CEA, Saclay) PAMELA, ATIC and Dark Matter
C. Wetterich (University of Heidelberg) Growing Neutrinos as a Solution of the "why now" Problem for Dark Energy
A. Suzuki (KEK) The Legacy of Y. Totsuka
Round Table: Plans for the Future
B. Barish (CALTECH), L. Maiani (CNR), V.A. Matveev (INR of RAS, Moscow), H. Minakata (Tokyo Metropolitan University), P.J. Oddone (FNAL), C. Quigg (FNAL),
M. Spiro (CEA, Saclay), A. Suzuki (KEK)