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08:30
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Registration and arrival refreshments
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09:00
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Welcome address
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09:20
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Topic: Neutrino interaction systematics for oscillation experiments
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Controlling neutrino interaction systematics: The MiniBooNE experience
T Katori, Queen Mary University of London, UK
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09:40
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Controlling neutrino interaction systematics: The T2K experience
T Dealtry, University of Oxford, UK
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10:00
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Effect of neutrino interaction systematics for future long baseline searches for CP-violation and mass hierarchy determination
M Bass, Colorado State University, USA
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10:30
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Morning refreshment break
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10:50
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Effect of neutrino interaction systematics for future sterile neutrino searches
C Adams, Yale University, USA
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11:10
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Neutrino interaction systematics for future experiments: The theory perspective
J Nowak, Lancaster University, UK
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11:40
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Neutrino interaction systematics for future experiments: The path forward
D Autiero, Institute of Nuclear Physics of Lyon (IPNL), France
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12:10
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Lunch
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13:10
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Topic: Inclusive measurements
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MINERvA CC inclusive
J Mousseau, University of Florida, USA
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13:40
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Argoneut CC inclusive
E Church, Yale University, USA
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14:10
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T2K CC numu inclusive
T Kikawa, Kyoto University, Japan
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14:40
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Afternoon refreshment break
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15:00
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T2K CC nue inclusive
B Smith, Imperial College London, UK
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15:30
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Theory: nue inclusive (discussion session)
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16:00
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Theory: anti-nu inclusive (discussion session)
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16:30
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Close of day one
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18:30
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Welcome drinks reception
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19:00
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Conference dinner
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