Our charge is to review the status of experimentation in cutting-edge gravity experiments. We will not focus much on the theoretical motivations for experiments; instead, we will try to evaluate the current sensitivities and limitations, and try to project sensitivities in the near future.

We will encourage robust interaction and discussion, so times other than the 8:30am start time may slip. Speakers should plan for 20 to 30 minute talks, principally on their own projects and their experimental limitations and projections.

The room will have an overhead projector, and should have a laptop controlled projector. To be safe, I advise speakers to bring transparencies.

Time	Speaker	Institution	Topic	Email
8:30am	C.D. Hoyle	U Washington	Sub-millimeter Tests of 1/r2	hoyle@npl.washington.edu	ppt
9:10am	Josh Long	U Colorado	Sub-millimeter Tests of 1/r2	josh.long@colorado.EDU	ppt
9:50am	Mac Keiser	Stanford	Gravity Probe B	MAC@RELGYRO.stanford.edu	ppt
10:50am	Szabi Marka	Caltech	LIGO	smarka@ligo.caltech.edu
11:30am	Pete Bender	U Colorado	LISA	pbender@jila.colorado.edu
12:10pm	All		Discussion
12:30pm	All		Adjourn

There are gravitational radiation talks planned on July 3, 9, and 16 as part of P4.6.
There are talks on extra dimensions on July 2 as part of P4.8.