Recent Results and Future Prospects of Neutrino Oscillation Experiments

Since the discovery of non-zero θ13 and oscillation-induced electron neutrino appearance, it has become possible to address the question of CP violation in neutrino oscillations in long-baseline experiments. Though current experiments have already begun to constrain δcp, the parameter responsible for CP violation in the PMNS mixing paradigm, uncertainties in other oscillation parameters remain an obstacle to a precision measurement. This talk will review recent results in neutrino oscillation measurements, with a focus on progress towards and prospects for an observation (or rejection) of CP violation in neutrinos. Though emphasis will be placed on the long-baseline and atmospheric neutrino programs in Asia, discussion of results from worldwide experiments will be included.