Fifty years after the Neutrino experimental discovery III International Workshop on: NO-VE   "Neutrino Oscillations in Venice" February 7-10, 2006 “Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti” – Palazzo Franchetti - Campo S.Stefano Venice ________________________________________________________________________________
Programme
	Tuesday, February 7, 2006 “Fifty great Years” 09.30-09.45           M. Baldo Ceolin (University of Padova)            Welcome 09.45-10.30           D. Haidt (DESY) Fifty Year Neutrinos 10.30-11.00                                   Coffee Break   “Ultimate Goals” 11.00-11.30           S.P. Rosen (Department of Energy, Washington)     Dirac or Majorana Neutrinos? 11.30-12.00           A. Smirnov (ICTP) Neutrino Mass and Mixing: Leptons and Quarks 12.00-12.30           H. Minakata (Tokyo Metropolitan University) Do Neutrinos violate CP? 12.30-13.00           M. Lindner (TU,Munich) Implications of Future Precision Experiments 13.00                                             Lunch “Tribute to J.N. Bahcall” 14.30-15.00           S.P. Rosen(Department of Energy, Washington)  Homage to J.N. Bahcall 15.00-15.30           G.L. Fogli (University of Bari)                                               Solar Neutrinos                   15.30-16.00           E. Waxman (Weizmann Institute, Rehovot) High Energy Cosmic-Rays and High Energy Neutrino Astronomy 16.00-16.30                                   Coffee Break          “On the Way” 16.30-17.00           R. Plunkett (FERMILAB) MINOS New Results 17.00-17.30           S. Zeller (Columbia University) MiniBooNE and Measurement of Neutrino and Antineutrino Interaction Cross-Section              17.30-18.00           S. Parke (FERMILAB) Determining Neutrino Mass Hierarchy 18.00-18.30           R.H. Bernstein (FERMILAB) The NOVA Experiment 18.30-19.00           R. Petronzio (University of Roma “Tor Vergata”)                              Prospects for the Italian Neutrino Programmes 19.00                                             End of the Session 20.00                                 Welcome Party: “Pasta e fajoi” Wednesday, February 8, 2006            Toward Precision Measurements “at  Accelerators ... 09.00-09.30           Y. Totsuka(KEK) KEK Programme 09.30-10.00           S. Geer  (FERMILAB) The Proton Driver Discovery Potential 10.00-10.30           W. Winter (IAS,Princeton) Neutrino Factory and Beta Beam Experiment 10.30-11.00 Coffee Break 11.00-11.30           K. Nishikawa (Kyoto University) Long Baseline Neutrino Experiments  in Japan 11.30-12.00           T. Kajita (Tokyo University) Determining CP Violation Phase at J-Park Beam with Two Identical Megaton Water Cerenkov Detectors 12.00-12.30           T. Lasserre (CEA, Saclay & APC, Paris) Searching θ13 at Reactors 12.30-13.00           J.  Bernabeu  (IFIC, Valencia)                                       A Monocromatic Neutrino Beam for θ13 and δ 13.00                                             Lunch … Underground ... 14.30-15.00           A. Suzuki (Tohoku University) KAMLAND Future Prospects  15.00-15.30           A. Hime (LANL) Solar Neutrinos: towards the Era of Precision Measurements 15.30-16.00           Y. Suzuki (ICRR,University of Tokyo) Improving Atmospheric Neutrinos and Proton Decay Physics 16.00-16.30           J.W.F. Valle (IFIC, Valencia) A Theory Perspective on Neutrino Oscillations 16.30-17.00                                   Coffee Break … and beyond”. 17.00-17.25 L. Maiani (University of Roma “La Sapienza”)            ‘The Problem of the Proton Decay 17.25-17.50           N. Mavromatos (King’s College,London)                            A Possible Unconventional Origin of the Neutrino Mass Difference 17.50-18.15           M. Tanimoto (Niigata University) Mass Varying Neutrinos 18.15-18.30           D. Gibin (University of Padova) Neutrino Hadroproduction (HARP) 18.30-18.45           M. Messier (University of Indiana) The MIPP Experiment at FERMILAB 18.45-19.00           C. Broggini (INFN, Padova) Underground Nuclear Measurements 19.00                                             End of the Session 19.30                     “The Peggy Guggenheim Collection opens for us” Thursday, February 9, 2006                             “ The Universe as a Neutrino Laboratory” 09.00-09.30           C. Quigg (FERMILAB & CERN)      Extremely High Energy Cosmic Neutrinos and Relic Neutrinos 09.30-10.00           G. Raffelt (Max-Planck-Institut,Munich) CMB and SN 1987A Constraints on Exotic Neutrino Couplings 10.00-10.30           K.A. Olive (University of Minnesota) On Neutrino Signatures from the First Stars 10.30-11.00           M. Roncadelli (INFN, Pavia) Looking for Light Pseudoscalar Bosons in Binary Pulsar Observations 11.00-11.30                                   Coffee Break 11.30-12.00           G. Mangano (INFN, Napoli) Are Relic Neutrinos thermally distributed? 12.00-12.30          A. Melchiorri (University of Roma “La Sapienza) Neutrino Masses  in Cosmology 12.30-13.00           S.W. Barwick (University of California, Irvine) Neutrino Astrophysics 13.00                                                 Lunch               “Neutrino Telescopes” 14.30-14.50           J.J. Aubert (CPPM, Marseille) Neutrino Telescopes 14.50-15.10           P. Billoir (LPNHE, Paris) The Highest Energy Neutrinos and the AUGER Observatory 15.10-15.30           P.O. Hulth (Stockholm University) From AMANDA to IceCube 15.30-15.50           G.V. Domogatsky (INR, Moscow) Lake Baikal Neutrino Experiment – Present and Future 15.50-16.10           L.K. Resvanis (Nestor Institute, Pylos) Operation and Performance at 4000 m of the NESTOR Test Detector 16.10-16.40                                   Coffee Break 16.40-17.00 V. Flaminio (University of Pisa) ANTARES 17.00-17.20 E. Migneco (LNS, Catania) NEMO 17.20-17.40           L. Oberauer (TU, Munich) LENA 17.40-18.00           D. Fargion (University of Roma “La Sapienza”) Neutrino Air-Showers at Horizons 18.00                                             End of the Session 18.30                   “On the way to Torcello island and to the Conference Dinner” Friday, February 10, 2006           “Cosmology with Neutrinos” 09.00-09.30           L. Krauss (Case Western Reserve University)                              What is the Role of Neutrinos in shaping the Universe? 09.30-10.00           R. Barbieri (SNS, Pisa) Dark Energy and Right Handed Neutrinos 10.00-10.30           S. Matarrese  (University of Padova) Cosmic Acceleration: Back-Reaction vs. Dark Energy 10.30-11.00                                   Coffee Break “From the Very Beginning to New Horizons” 11.00-11.30           E. Fiorini (University of Milano) The Majorana Neutrinos                  11.30-12.00           S. Bilenky (JINR, Dubna& SISSA, Trieste) Bruno Pontecorvo: Mister Neutrino 12.00-12.30           C. Rubbia (CERN) New Horizons 12.30 End of the Workshop