Thursday, September 19, 2:00-6:30pm Double beta decay: Physics presentations

2:00-2:30	Rabi Mohapatra, University of Maryland Why Double Beta Decay is Important
2:30-3:00	Harry Miley, PNL Next-Generation Germanium Detectors
3:00-3:30	Giorgio Gratta, Stanford EXO
3:30-4:00	Hiro Ejiri, Osaka MOON
4:00-4:30	coffee break
4:30-5:00	Sean Sutton, Mt. Holyoke The Iniitial Runs of NEMO 3
5:00-5:30	Oliviero Cremonesi, Univ. Milano Cuore
5:30-5:50	G. Bonvicini, Wayne State University Ultrapure materials - steel and hydrocarbons
5:50-6:10	S. Pascoli Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay, Neutrino Mass Spectrum and CP-Violation
6:10-6:30	Gary Prezeau, Caltech Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay in Effective Field Theory

Friday, September 20, 8:30-12:00 Joint working group session on low-level counting
(double beta decay, dark matter, national security, geomicrobiology, solar neutrinos)

8:30-9:00	Andre Hamer, LANL Screening Requirements for Future Rare-Event Searches
9:00-9:30	Tom Shutt, Princeton A Low-background Counting Facility
9:30-10:00	Harry Miley, PNL, to be determined Dan Ogg, NRL PIsCES and National Security
10:00-10:30	Outreach/Education and Low-Level Counting Experiments: Discussion Discussion Leader: Sherry Farwell, SDSM&T
10:30-11:00	coffee break
11:00-12:30	Round-Table Discussion, Low-level Counting Facilities Discussion Leader: John Wilkerson, Univ. Washington

Saturday, September 21, 800-8:45
Discussion of working group summary