XI International Workshop on “Neutrino Telescopes”

February 22-25, 2005

“Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti” – Campo S. Stefano 2945

Venice

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Tuesday, February 22, 2005

“Neutrinos beyond the Standard Model”

M. Baldo Ceolin (University of Padova) Welcome

G. Salvini (University of Roma “La Sapienza”) Bruno Rossi Legacy

L. Wolfenstein  (Carnegie Mellon University)       Neutrinos beyond the Standard Model

“Neutrino Masses and Mixing”

P. Minkowski (University of Bern) Neutrino Oscillations: an Historical View

J. Pati (Maryland University) Neutrino Masses: Shedding Light on Unification and Our Origin

Q. Shafi (University of Delaware) Neutrino Oscillations and Proton Decay

H. Minakata  (Tokyo Metropolitan University) Neutrino Mixing and Quark-Lepton Complementarity

R.N. Mohapatra (University of Maryland) What can Neutrinos tell us about Quark-Lepton Unification

“Neutrino and the Cosmos”

A. Dolgov  (ITEP, Moscow and INFN Sezione di Ferrara) Neutrino and Cosmos

A. Masiero (University of Padova) Varying Neutrino Masses and Dark Energy

P. Huber (University of Wisconsin) Mass Varying Neutrinos and Oscillations

S. Wojcicki (University of Stanford) Early Experience with NuMI/Minos (ppt)

Wednesday, February 23, 2005

“Going on with Neutrino Oscillations”

M. Lindner (TUM, Munich) Prospects for the coming Accelerator and Reactor Neutrino Experiments

Y. Suzuki (ICRR, University of Tokyo) The Future SK and Long Baseline Experiments in Japan

S. Petcov (SISSA)      Discovery Potential of Solar and Atmospheric Neutrinos

V.N. Gavrin (INR of RAS, Moscow) Measurement of the SAGE Response to Neutrinos from  Ar³⁷ Source pdf (ppt)

C. Pena-Garay (IAS, Princeton) Comparing Solar and KamLAND Data

G. Fiorentini (University of Ferrara) Geo-Neutrinos

“Majorana Neutrinos”

V. Zacek (University of Montreal) SNOLAB – An International Facility for Underground Science

B. Kayser (FERMILAB) Majorana Neutrinos

H.V. Klapdor-Kleingrothaus (Max-Planck-Institut, Heidelberg) Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay

C. Brofferio (University of Milano-Bicocca) CUORE, CUORICINO: Results and Prospects

S. Bilenky (JINR, Dubna & SISSA) Nuclear Matrix Elements in Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay

“Improving”

S. Pascoli (CERN) Neutrinos and CP Violation

T. Nakaya (University of Kyoto) The Neutrino Physics at Accelerators: the High Intensity Frontier

J. Wilkes (University of Washington) UNO: Next-Generation Detector for Neutrinos, Super-Novae and Proton Decay pdf (ppt)

D.B. Cline (UCLA) Proton Decay and Neutrino Detector for DUSEL

Thursday, February 24, 2005

“Neutrinos and Astroparticles”

T. Stanev (University of Delaware) High Energy Astrophysical Processes

V. Berezinsky (LNGS) SuperGZK Neutrinos

F. Halzen (University of Wisconsin) Neutrinos as a Diagnostic of High Energy Astrophysical Processes

“Neutrinos and Cosmology”

S. Pastor (IFIC, University of Valencia) Neutrino Mass Bounds from Cosmological Observables

T. Weiler (University of Vanderbilt) Higher Energy Cosmic Ray Observatories

D. McKay (University of Kansas) Rice: Constraining New Physics with Ultrahigh Energy Neutrinos

“New Ways and Means”

J. G. Learned (University of Hawaii) New Methods for the Highest Energy Neutrinos Detection

B. Barish (CALTECH) LIGO: Gravitational Waves Detection from Supernovae and from Gamma Ray Burts 

G. Barbiellini (University of Trieste) GRB a New Tool for the Study of the Universe Expansion

G. Giacomelli (University of Bologna) Search for Exotic Contributions to Atmospheric Neutrino Oscillations

G.G. Raffelt (MPI, Munich) Axions

E. Zavattini (INFN, Trieste) Axions in  PVLAS?

A. Dar (Technion, Israel Institute of Technology) The Origin of Cosmic Rays

Friday, February 25, 2005

“The Charm of the Relic Neutrinos”

A. Ringwald (DESY) How to Detect the Cosmic Neutrino Background

G. Barenboim (University of Mainz) Cosmic Neutrino Absorption Spectroscopy

“Neutrino Mass from Different Perspectives”

V. Lobashev (INR of RAS, Moscow) Neutrino Mass Search in Tritium Beta Decay

F. Vissani (LNGS) Lepton and Quark Masses in SO(10)

T. Gherghetta (University of Minnesota) Neutrino Mass and Extradimensions

“A Long Living Idea”

N. Cabibbo (University of Roma “La Sapienza”) On the Triangle

Round Table Discussion

The Strategy for answering the Open Questions about the Neutrino World

N. Cabibbo (University of Roma), J. Feltesse (DAPNIA,  Saclay), B. Kayser (FERMILAB),  E. Iarocci (Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati), M. Lindner (University of Munich), H. Minakata  (Tokyo Metropolitan University), T. Nakaya (University of Kyoto), D. Vignaud (College de France), S. Wojcicki  (SLAC) and V. Zacek (University of Montreal).

S. Glashow  (University of Boston) New Views on Neutrinos