2000 ASPEN WINTER CONFERENCE ON PARTICLE PHYSICS

January 16 - 22, 2000

VISTAS ON XXIst CENTURY PARTICLE PHYSICS

PROGRAM and TRANSPARENCIES
(speakers: please notify W. Smith of contributed files)

The focus of the conference will be the latest experimental results (from Babar, CLEO, LEP-2, HERA, SNO, Super-Kamiokande, Tevatron, CERN and Fermilab CP-Violation experiments, ... ), plans for future neutrino and collider experiments, as well as on theoretical ideas, old and new, on fundamental physics beyond the currently explored scales.

The conference is open; however, due to space and format, attendance is limited. Participants are selected from applications submitted to the conference. Some support for younger participants will be available.

The Aspen Center for Physics is committed to a significant participation of women and under-represented groups in all the Center's programs.
 
Information on the Aspen Center for Physics may be obtained from: 

http://andy.bu.edu/aspen/particle.html
or
Aspen Center for Physics
700 W. Gillespie Street, Aspen, CO 81611 
970-925-2585, Fax: 970-920-1167 
jane@aspenphys.org 
 

INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE

John Dainton 
Jack Gunion 
Jeff Harvey 
Vera Luth 
Joe Lykken 
Hitoshi Murayama 
Liverpool 
U.C. Davis 
U. Chicago 
SLAC 
FNAL 
U.C. Berkeley 
 
Ann Nelson 
Lisa Randall 
Luigi Rolandi 
Heidi Schellman 
Micheal Shaevitz 
Henry Sobel 
U. Washington 
Princeton 
CERN 
Northwesterm 
FNAL/Columbia 
U.C. Irvine 

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE/ASPEN ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Pierre Ramond (co-chair) 
Wesley Smith (co-chair) 
University of Florida 
University of Wisconsin 
 
Howard E. Haber 
Sydney Meshkov 
U.C. Santa Cruz 
Caltech