Scientific Program

Monday, May 4

morning: plenary sessions afternoon: parallel sessions evening: banquet

Tuesday, May 5

morning: plenary sessions afternoon: parallel sessions

Wednesday, May 6

morning: plenary sessions

A more detailed program is available on the Indico page.

Confirmed plenary session talks:

• Markus Ackermann, Diffuse gamma rays and neutrinos
• Segev BenZvi, Results from HAWC
• Douglas Bergman, Results from Telescope Array
• Olga Botner, IceCube Neutrino Observatory present and future
• Ronald Bruijn, Neutrino astronomy in the Mediterranean: past, present and future
• Scott Dodelson, Cosmology overview
• Dafne Guetta, High-energy neutrinos from gamma-ray bursts
• Alice Harding, Results from Fermi
• Karsten Heeger, Overview of reactor neutrino experiments
• Alex Himel, Results from T2K and status of the Fermilab Long-Baseline Neutrino Facility
• Hagar Landsmann, Results from the Xenon Dark Matter Project
• Thomas O’Donnell, Status of CUORE and KamLAND-Zen experiments
• Ryan Patterson, Status of the NovA experiment
• Anne Schukraft, Status of MicroBooNE
• Christian Stegmann, Future of high-energy gamma-ray astronomy with air Cherekov telescopes
• Michael Unger, Ultra-high energy cosmic rays
• Abigail Vieregg, Radio Detection of Ultrahigh-Energy Neutrinos
• Eli Waxman, IceCube’s neutrinos: What have we learned?
• Chao Zhang, Overview of JUNO
• Joseph Zennamo, Status of liquid argon neutrino experiments

Parallel Topics:

neutrino theory, high-energy gamma-ray astrophysics, cosmic rays, dark matter, neutrino astrophysics, and accelerator and non-accelerator-based neutrino physics