Thursday April 7th
Morning Session: Physics Motivations Chairperson M. Baldo Ceolin (Padova)
30'	-	Introduction J. Ellis (CERN) - Transparencies
30'	-	Neutrino parameters G.L. Fogli (Bari) - Transparencies
25'	-	Proton decay and flavour structure L. Covi (CERN) - Transparencies
15'	-	Proton Decay Searches M. Shiozawa (Tokyo) - Transparencies
25'	-	Galactic supernova for neutrino physics and astrophysics A.Dighe (Mumbai) - Transparencies
20'	-	Relic supernova neutrino background: Current status and prospects of future detectors S.I. Ando (Tokyo) - Transparencies
20'	-	Resolving parameter degeneracies in long-baseline experiments by atmospheric neutrino data Th. Schwetz (Trieste) - Transparencies
Afternoon Session: Underground Projects Chairman L. Sulak (Boston and Marseille)
15'	-	Overview of Hyper-Kamiokande R & D K. Nakamura (KEK) - Transparencies
15'	-	Low energy astrophysical neutrino observations with megaton class detectors T. Nakahata (Tokyo) - Transparencies
15'	-	Neutrino oscillation studies with atmospheric neutrinos in HyperK T. Kajita (Tokyo) - Transparencies
15'	-	The DUSEL Site Undependant Study B. Sadoulet (Berkeley) - Transparencies
25'	-	Status of UNO and Future Outlook C. K. Jung (Stony Brook) - Transparencies
15'	-	Project of a Megaton-scale experiment at Fréjus (MEMPHYS = MEgaton Mass PHYSics) J. Bouchez (Saclay) - Transparencies
25'	-	Very large LAr TPCs A. Rubbia (Zürich) - Transparencies
15'	-	GADZOOKS!: Megaton Scale Neutron Detection M. Vagins (Irvine) - Transparencies
15'	-	LENA: XSLow Energy Neutrino Astrophysics L. Oberauer (Munich) - Transparencies
15'	-	INO: India-based Neutrino Observatory N. Mondal (Mumbai) - Transparencies
15'	-	Large TPCs for low energy rare event detection I. Giomataris (Saclay) - Transparencies
Conference Dinner at Fort Marie Christine

Friday April 8th

Morning Session : Present and Future Neutrino Beams Chairman T. Kajita (Tokyo)

15'	-	Status and future prospects of Gran Sasso A. Ianni (Gran Sasso) - Transparencies
25'	-	CNGS experimental program: OPERA and ICARUS D. Duchesneau (Annecy) - Transparencies
25'	-	Status of J-PARC neutrino project T. Kobayashi (KEK) - Transparencies
15'	-	Status of the MINOS experiment M. Bishai (Brookhaven) - Transparencies
15'	-	BNL Very Long Baseline Neutrino Oscillation Experiment M. Bishai (Brookhaven) - Transparencies
25'	-	A program of Long Baseline Neutrino Exploration at Fermilab R. Ray (Fermilab) - Transparencies
25'	-	A baseline Beta-Beam M. Lindroos (CERN) - Transparencies
25'	-	Physics with Betabeams and Superbeams from CERN to a Fréjus based Megaton Detector M. Mezzetto (Padova) - Transparencies
10'	-	Towards a European Design Study on Neutrino Beams V. Palladino (Napoli) - Transparencies
Afternoon Session : Background studies and Photodetection Chairman S. Katsanevas (Paris)
15'	-	Neutrino Interactions and MC Event Generators C. Andreopoulos (Rutherford Lab) - Transparencies
15'	-	Analysis and background aspects in large water Cherenkov detectors J. Dunmore (Irvine) - Transparencies
15'	-	Background understanding and suppression in Very Long Baseline Neutrino Oscillation experiments with water Cherenkov detectors C. Yanagisawa (Stony Brook) - Transparencies
25'	-	R&D of a Large Format Hybrid Photo-Detector (HPD) for a Next Generation Water Cherenkov Detector H. Aihara (Tokyo) - Transparencies
25'	-	Development of New Large-Area Photosensors in the USA D. Ferenc (Davis) - Transparencies
25'	-	Large Photodetector Developments in Europe J. Pouthas (Orsay) - Transparencies
15'	-	Large formats PMTs from Hamamatsu Photonics M.A. Birkel (Hamamatsu) - Transparencies
15'	-	Revisiting the optimum PMT size for water Cherenkov megaton detectors C. Marmonier (Photonis) - Transparencies
15'	-	Burle Industries: Recent Photomultiplier and Device Developments R. Caracciolo (Burle) - Transparencies
15'	-	Electron Tubes: Detector considerations for neutrino physics T. Wright (Electron Tubes) - Transparencies and link to technical papers
Evening Session: Round Table Moderator M. Spiro (Paris)
60'	-	Inter-Regional coordination around a Megaton Detector A. Blondel, J. Bouchez, G.L. Fogli, C.K. Jung, K. Nakamura, A. Rubbia, B. Sadoulet

Saturday April 9th
Morning Session: Large Cavities and Vessels Chairman L. Mosca (Saclay)
5'	-	Introduction L. Mosca (Saclay) Transparencies
15'	-	Laboratoire Souterrain de Modane: past, present, future G. Gerbier (Saclay) - Transparencies
25'	-	Large excavations in the USA C.K. Jung replacing L. Petersen (Minneapolis) - Transparencies
25'	-	Study on the Excavation of the Hyper-KAMIOKANDE Cavern T. Nakagawa (Tokyo) - Transparencies
25'	-	Large excavations in Europe M. Lévy (Paris) - Transparencies
20'	-	Engineering of large and deep rock caverns for physics research P. Duffaut (Paris) - Transparencies
15'	-	Impression of NNN05 K. Nakamura (KEK) - Transparencies
Afternoon : Visit to the Laboratoire Souterrain de Modane