Program

The Workshop took place at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD 21218, on June 10, 11, 12, 1999.

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Thursday, June 10

Morning Session

9:00	Welcome		Jonathan Bagger
9:05-9:45	R. Gandhi	Mehta Res. Inst.	Ultra High Energy Neutrinos: Interactions and Detection
9:45-10:25	F. Halzen	Wisconsin	PeV Neutrinos
10:25-10:40	Coffee Break
10:40-11:10	S. Coutu	Penn State	Auger Project
11:10-11:40	T. Miller	Bartol	AMANDA and the IceCube
11:40-12:10	D. Seckel	Bartol	RICE
	Lunch in Wolman Hall

Afternoon Session

2:00-2:40	J. Learned	Hawaii	Discovery of Neutrino Oscillations and Mass
2:40-3:20	B. Kayser	NSF	Neutrino Mass: What Has Been Accomplished, and What Do We Need To Do?
3:20-3:50	J. Pati	UMD	What do Neutrinos Tell Us About Unification and How Can Proton Decay Tell More?
3:50-4:20	C. Giunti	Torino	Four Neutrino Mixing
4:20-4:35	Break
4:35-5:15	T. Stanev	Bartol	Atmospheric Neutrino Oscillations and Cosmic Ray Leptons in the Atmosphere
5:15-5:45	J. LoSecco	Notre Dame	Atmospheric Neutrinos: Past, Present and ...
5:45-6:35	M. Livio	STScI	Astrophysical Jets with the Hubble Space Telescope
	Wine and Cheese party (2nd floor, Rotunda)

Friday, June 11

Morning Session

9:00-9:50	J. Bahcall	Inst. for Adv. Study	Solar Neutrinos: An Overview
9:50-10:20	K. Lande	Penn	The Homestake Solar and SN Neutrino Program- Chlorine and Iodine
10:20-10:50	J. Klein	Penn	The Sudbury Neutrino Oscillation (SNO) experiment
10:50-11:05	Coffee Break
11:05-11:45	D. Cline	UCLA	The Study of Astrophysical and Accelerator Neutrinos with ICARUS
11:45-12:15	Y. Wang	Stanford	Neutrino Oscillation at Reactors: Present and Future
	Lunch in Wolman Hall

Afternoon Session

2:00-2:40	M. Goodman	ANL	Long-Baseline Experiments for a Long Time
2:40-3:10	B. Choudhary	Caltech	MINOS- The Long-Baseline Experiment for the Next Decade
3:10-3:40	B. King	BNL	The Ultimate nu Beamlines: nu Physics at Future mu Colliders and mu Storage Rings
3:40-4:10	A. Petrov	JHU	QCD and Electroweak Studies at Neutrino Factories
4:10-4:25	Break
4:25-5:05	P. Langacker	Penn	Neutrinos in Physics and Astrophysics: from 10-33 to 1028 cm
5:05-5:45	P. Ramond	Florida- Gainsville	Neutrino Masses and Lepton-Quark Symmetries
5:45-6:15	F. Feruglio	Padova	Models of Neutrino Masses from Oscillations with Maximal Mixing
6:15-6:45	B. Stech	Heidelberg	Are the Masses and Mixings of Quarks and Neutrinos Related?
	Conference Dinner immediately after the end of the afternoon session in the second level Rotunda area

Saturday, June 12

Morning Session

9:00-9:40	E. Kolb	Fermilab, Chicago	Dark Matter: Neutralinos, Neutrinos, Vacuum Energy and All That
9:40-10:20	D. Caldwell	SLAC	The Hot Dark Matter
10:20-11:00	G. Fuller	UCSD	Active-Active and Active-Sterile Neutrino Mixings: Implications for (and Constraints from) Cosmology, Supernovae and Nucleosynthesis
11:00-11:15	Coffee Break
11:15-11:45	J. Beacom	Caltech	Neutrinos from the Next Galactic Supernova
11:45	L. Wolfenstein	Carnegie- Mellon	Conference Summary

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