October 19-21, 2007 at TRIUMF, Vancouver. The meetings will start at 1 pm on Friday and finish by lunch time on Sunday, so as to cause minimal interference with teaching commitments. All meetings will be held in the TRIUMF auditorium.
The goal is to bring together theorists and experimentalists from both the neutrino physics and collider physics communities. We will discuss the relation between TeV-scale physics and neutrino masses, and the implications this would have for doing neutrino physics at colliders such as the LHC and ILC. We would also welcome the involvement of people currently working on projects such as T2K and MiniBoone; these investigate a very different physics scenario from the main one considered in this workshop, but involve groups of people already working on neutrino physics at high-energy accelerators.