| Sunday 3 July |
Monday 4 July |
Tuesday 5 July |
Wednesday 6 July |
Thursday 7 July |
Friday 8 July |
Saturday 9 July |
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1: Welcome and introduction |
5: Reactor neutrinos |
9. Determination of the mass ordering and search for CP-invariance violation |
Free day |
13: Neutrino properties I : searches for neutrinoless double beta decay |
17: Neutrinos as probes of the universe |
| Refreshment break |
Refreshment break |
Refreshment
break |
Refreshment break |
Refreshment break |
| 2: Three-flavour mixing; the Standard Neutrino Model |
6: Neutrino interactions |
10: Future neutrino oscillation experiments and their phenomenology |
14: Neutrino properties II: searches for neutrinoless double beta decay (continued) and direct mass measurements |
18: Innovation in the generation of neutrino beams |
| Lunch break |
Lunch break |
Lunch break |
Lunch break |
Lunch break |
| Registration |
3: Probing of the universe: neutrino astronomy |
7: Sterile neutrino searches |
11: Theories of neutrino mass, mixing, CP violation and leptogenesis |
15: Neutrino cosmology |
19: Summary and closing |
| Refreshment break |
Refreshment break |
Refreshment
break |
Refreshment break |
Refreshment break |
| 4: Impact: wider applications of neutrino science |
8: Searches for phenomena beyond the Standard Neutrino Model |
12: Charged-lepton flavour violation and other experimental searches |
16: Global parameter estimation, statistics and detector development
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Welcome reception
Imperial College London |
Poster session and industry reception
RGS
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Poster session
RGS
SNO and SNOLAB exhibition and reception
Canada House
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Poster session
RGS
Public lecture
Ondaatje Theatre, RGS
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Conference dinner
National Maritime Museum |
Poster session
RGS |
