SATURDAY EVENING, 5 APRIL 2003

Session F1. APS: Public Affairs Forum: International Science and Large Scale Facilities.

Saturday evening, 19:00, Millennium Hall, Loews Philadelphia Hotel

19:00 F1.001 International Science and Large Scale Facilities: Norman Neureiter (Office of the Science and Technology Advisor, U.S. Department of State)
19:45 F1.002 The Next Linear Collider: The need for international collaboration: Jonathan Dorfan (SLAC, Stanford University)
20:30 F1.003 A Burning Plasma Experiment: the role of international collaboration: Stewart Prager (University of Wisconsin - Madison)

Session F2. DAMOP/DPF/GGR/GFC: Focus Session: Phenomenology of Quantum Gravity.

Saturday evening, 19:00, Commonwealth A, Loews Philadelphia Hotel

19:00 F2.001 Prospects for Lorentz and CPT Violation: Alan Kostelecky (Indiana University)
19:36 F2.002 Experimental Challenges for Quantum Gravity: Robert C. Myers (Perimeter Institute), Maxim Pospelov (Physics and Astronomy Department, University of Victoria)
19:48 F2.003 Has the GZK effect been discovered?: Eli Waxman (Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel), John N. Bahcall (Institute for Advanced Studies, Princeton)
20:00 F2.004 Short Distance Tests of the Inverse Square Law: Blayne Heckel, Eric Adelberger, Daniel Kapner, Jens Gundlach, Erik Swanson (University of Washington), C.D. Hoyle (University of Trento, Trento Italy), Ulrich Schidt (University of Heidelberg)
20:12 F2.005 New Experimental Limits on Macroscopic Forces Below 100 Microns: Michael Varney (University of Colorado, Boulder), Joshua Jong (Los Alamos Neutron Science Center), John Price (University of Colorado)
20:24 F2.006 Clock Comparison Searches for Lorentz and CPT Violation with Atomic Masers: David F. Phillips (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics)
20:36 F2.007 K-^3He co-magnetometer for tests of CPT and Lorentz symmetries: Michael Romalis, Thomas Kornack, Igor Savukov (Princeton University)
20:48 F2.008 CPT Tests with cold antihydrogen and a quantum cyclotron: G. Gabrielse (Harvard University)
21:00 F2.009 Lorentz and CPT violating signatures of non-commutative field theories: Maxim Pospelov (Physics and Astronomy Department, University of Victoria, BC)
21:12 F2.010 Is there R is DSR?: Seth Major (Hamilton College), Hinteleitner Franz (Masaryk University, CR), Dan Heyman (Hamilton College)
21:24 F2.011 Trans-Planckian constraints on Lorentz violation from the Crab nebula: David Mattingly, Theodore Jacobson, Stefano Liberati (Department of Physics, University of Maryland)
21:36 F2.012 Trans-Plackian Window of Opportunity provided by Inflation: Robert Brandenberger (Brown University)
21:48 F2.013 Generic effects of short distance physics on CMBR anisotropies: Albion Lawrence (Brandeis University)
F2.014 Lorentz violation and particle propagation: Matthew Mewes, Alan Kostelecky (Indiana University)
F2.015 Can Inflation be Sensitive to Very High Energy Physics?: Richard Holman (Department of Physics, Carnegie Mellon University), Cliff Burgess, Jim Cline, Francois Lemieux (Department of Physics, McGill University)
F2.016 Constraints on Lorentz violation at order (1/M_Planck)^2: Theodore Jacobson, Stefano Liberati, David Mattingly (Department of Physics, University of Maryland)
F2.017 Tests of Lorentz and CPT Symmetry in Space: Robert Bluhm (Colby College), Alan Kostelecky (Indiana University), Charles Lane (Berry College), Neil Russell (Northern Michigan University)