NuPhys2015: Prospects in Neutrino Physics

16 Dec 2015, 08:30 → 18 Dec 2015, 17:30 UTC

Auditorium 2 (Barbican Centre)

Several future neutrino experiments are planned worldwide to address unresolved issues in neutrino physics, and shape the future directions of particle physics. In this conference we will discuss the current status and prospectives of the future experiments, their performance and physics reach. This conference will be unique in addressing the synergy between the planned experiments and their phenomenological aspects and very timely as the design of those experiments is currently ongoing. World-leading experts in these areas will be invited to give review talks including the latest results. To encourage and facilitate the participation of early-career researchers and PhD students, a poster session forms a key aspect of this meeting. Topics: - Theory and Phenomenology Perspectives - Future Long and Short Baseline Neutrino Oscillation Experiments - Reactor neutrino and flux - Neutrinoless double beta decays - Solar, atmospheric, supernova neutrinos - Neutrino cosmology

Wednesday 16 December

08:30 Registration

1 Welcome

2 Physics of extreme environments and acceleration of high energy particles

Speaker: Andrii Neronov

3 Higher energy neutrinos: current status and future prospects

Speaker: Christopher Wiebusch

4 High energy neutrinos: theory

Speaker: Sergio Palomares Ruiz

11:00 Coffee Break

5 Neutrinos in cosmology

Speaker: Steen Hannestad

6 Supernova Neutrinos: Theory

Speaker: Irene Tamborra

7 Detection of Supernova neutrinos

Speaker: Ines Gil Botella

13:00 Lunch

8 Solar neutrinos review and future prospects

Speaker: Jeanne Wilson

9 The physics of neutrino cross sections: theoretical studies

Speaker: Luis Alvarez-Ruso

10 Cross Sections - current status

Speaker: Federico Sanchez

11 Neutrino cross section future

Speaker: Sowjanya Gollapinni

16:15 Coffee Break

12 Statistical methods for neutrino physics

Speaker: Louis Lyons

13 Atmospheric neutrinos status

Speaker: Erin O'Sullivan

14 MH Future Prospects with Atmospheric Neutrinos

Speaker: Doug Cowen

18:15 Reception and Poster Exibition

Thursday 17 December

15 Mass measurements

Speaker: Susanne Mertens

16 Long-baseline neutrino experiments at Fermilab

Speaker: Bruno Zamorano

17 Current and near future plans for T2K

Speaker: Helen O'Keeffe

18 Leptonic Flavour Models

Speaker: Mu-Chun Chen

11:00 Coffee Break

19 Reactor flux and uncertainties

Speaker: Petr Vogel

20 Status and prospects of reactor neutrino experiments

Speaker: Seon-Hee Seo

21 Leptonic CP violation in long baseline neutrino oscillation experiments: theoretical issues

Speaker: Enrique Fernandez Martinez

13:00 Lunch

22 DUNE

Speaker: Andrzej Szelc

23 CERN prototypes for DUNE

Speaker: Mario Campanelli

24 Hyper-Kamiokande

Speaker: Masashi Yokoyama

25 WC-based detectors and potential

Speaker: Robert Svoboda

16:15 Coffee Break

26 non-standard effects in LBN

Speaker: Andre de Gouvea

27 MOMENT

Speaker: Jingyu Tang

28 Muon accelerator programme

Speaker: Mark Palmer

18:15 Dinner

Friday 18 December

29 Steriles - source experiments

Speaker: Marco Pallavicini

30 Steriles: decay at rest experiments

Speaker: Fumihiko Suekane

31 Steriles: SBN and LBN experiments with accelerators

Speaker: Luca Stanco

32 Steriles: Short Baseline Neutrino Experiments with Reactors

Speaker: Frederic Yermia

11:00 Coffee Break

33 Steriles - theory, seesaw and leptogenesis

Speaker: Pilar Hernandez

34 What do we know about neutrinoless double-beta decay and its matrix elements?

Speaker: Javier Menendez

35 Neutrinoless double beta decay experiments present and future

Speaker: Steve Biller

13:00 Lunch

36 Neutrino mass models at Colliders

Speaker: Richard Ruiz

37 CLVF experiments: present status and future perspectives

Speaker: Mark Lancaster

38 Search for heavy neutrinos, CLFV in kaon decays

Speaker: Cristina Lazzeroni

39 Dark sector seaches (dark photons, dark matter, dark scalars and other BSM) at neutrino facilities

Speaker: Claudia Frugiuele

40 Adjurn