SCIENTIFIC
PROGRAMME
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(February
20, 2002)
Monday, March 4th
Session
I – Astrophysics and Cosmology
1.Gamma-Ray
Burst Afterglows (Kev Abazajian, Fermilab)
2.Physics
Results from AMS (Roberto Battiston, Perugia)
3.New
results on CMB (Francesco Piacentini, Roma)
4.Baryonic
Dark Matter (Philippe Jetzer, Zurich)
5.GRB
Signatures (Alvaro de Rujula, CERN)
6.Cosmological
Antimmater (Alexander Dolgov, Ferrara)
Session
II - Neutrino Physics
1.Results
from SNO (Kate Frame, Oxford)
2.New
Results from K2K (Takanobu Ishii, KEK)
3.The
Neutrino Physics Program at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory (Alessandro
Bettini, LNGS)
4.MINOS
(Bob Webb, Texas A&M)
5.The
MSW effect in moving and polarized matter (Alexander Studenikin, Moscow)
Tuesday, March
5th
Session
II – Neutrino Physics (continued)
6.MiniBoone
(Morgan Wascko, Lousiana State)
7.Neutrino
under ice (ICE3/Amanda, speaker TBC)
8.Theory
on neutrino masses and mixing (Samoil Bilenky, Dubna)
Session
III – Heavy Ions
1.Heavy
Ions at RHIC (Kenneth Barish, Riverside)
2.Results
in Pb-Pb Collisions at CERN (Pietro Cortese, Alessandria)
3.The
Physics of Heavy Ions (speaker TBC)
Session
IV - Standard Model Physics and Higgs Boson
1.Departure
from EW Predictions at the NuTeV Experiment (Kevin Mc Farland, Rochester)
2.Search
for the SM Higgs at LEP (Fabio Cerutti, CERN)
3.Precision
tests of the SM at LEP (Alessandra Tonazzo, Milano)
4.W
Physics at LEP (Arno Straessner, CERN)
5.Extra
Generations and Discrepancies of EW Data (Victor Novikov, Moscow)
6.The
Muon g-2 Revisited (Eduardo de Rafael, Marseille)
7.New
Results on Higgs Production at Hadron Colliders (Stefano Catani, CERN)
Wednesday, March
6th
Session
V-CP Violation, and Rare Decays
1.New
Measurement of Re(e’/e) by the NA48 experiment at CERN (Frederic
Derue, Marseille)
2.Results
ofKTeV on e’/e (Sasha Glazov,
Chicago)
3.Recent
Results from the KLOE Experiment (Cesare
Bini, Roma)
4.Results
of NA48 on rare decays (Roberto
Sacco, Edinburgh
5.Results
ofKTeV on
rare decays (Elliott Cheu, Tucson)
6.Results
and Perspectives from K Rare Decays at Brookhaven (Milind Diwan, Brookhaven)
7.Rare
Decays and CP violation: from the SM to New Physics?(Antonio Masiero, Trieste)
8.BELLEresults
on CP violation (Masashi Yokoyama, Tokyo)
9.BaBar
results on CP violation in the B Sector
(Francesco Forti, Pisa)
Physics
and Society
1.Role
of Science Communication (Stefano Fantoni, Trieste)
2.Global
Communication Strategies for High Energy Physics (Judith Jackson, Fermilab
Thursday, March 7th
Session
VI–Heavy Flavour Physics
1.Semileptonic
and Hadronic B decays at BaBar (Stefania
Xella, Rutherford)
2.Rare
B Decays with the BaBar Detector (Anders Borgland, Berkeley)
3.Rare
Decays of B Mesons and CKM matrix elements study at BELLE (Henryk Palka,
Krakow)
4.New
J/psi Physics Results from BES (Xiaobin Ji, Beijing)
5.Update
of Tevatron Run I Beauty Physics (Jeff Tseng, Fermilab )
6.B
Physics with the CLEO II Detector(Alan
Weinstein, CalTech)
7.B
Physics at LEP (Marta Calvi, Milano)
8.B0s
oscillations at LEP (Duccio Abbaneo, CERN)
9.Open
problems in heavy quark production (Matteo Cacciari, Parma)
17.00-19.30
Round
Table: A Picture of High Energy Physics in the LHC Era
Guido
Altarelli (CERN/Roma), Giorgio Bellettini (Pisa), Roger Cashmore (CERN),
Peter Limon (Fermilab), Albrecht Wagner(DESY)
Friday, March 8th
Session
VII–QCD
1.Recent
QCD Results at LEP (Fabrizio Fabbri, Bologna)
2.SM
Physics atHERA (Ian
C. Brock, Bonn)
3.New
QCD results from Tevatron RunI Data (Don Lincoln, Fermilab)
4.
Recent Spin Physics Results from HERMES (Jochen Volmer, DESY)
5.R
Measurement Results at BES (Haiming Hu, Beijing)
6.Progress
in small-x Physics (Victor Fadin, Novosibirsk )
7.Thermalisation
in High Energy Hadron Collisions (Alexei Sisakian, Dubna)
Session
VIII–Searches for Physics Beyond the SM
1.Study
of the HF content of Jets in the W+jets sample at the Tevatron (Giorgio
Apollinari, Fermilab)
2.Searches
for New Physics at DESY (Juergen Scheins, DESY)
3.Search
for SUSY, extra-dimensions and exoticaat
LEP (Gabriella Pasztor, CERN)
4.Production
of Z Pairs at LEP2 and Neutral Anomalous Couplings (Begona de la Cruz,
CIEMAT)
5.Searches
for New Physics in Tevatron Run I Data (John Zhou, Fermilab)
6.Searches
for Extra Dimensions with the Linear Collider (JoAnne Hewett, UCLA)
7.Chances
for SUSY Precision Measurements at the Linear Collider (Clem Heusch, UCLA)
Friday, March 9th
Session
IX–Perspectives
1.Higgs
at LHC (Guenakh Mitselmakher, Gainesville)
2.The
Start of the Tevatron and of D0 in Run II (Sabine Crepet-Renaudin, Grenoble)
3.The
Start of Run II Physics with CDF(Simona
Rolli, Tufts)
4.The
CLEO-c Physics Programme (Thomas Coan, Dallas)
5.Threats
To Life From Outer Space (Arnon Dar, Haifa)