  Some of the hot topics in neutrino physics are discussed, with particular
emphasis on neutrino oscillations. After proposing credibility criteria for
assessing various claimed effects, particular stress is laid on the solar
neutrino deficit, which seems unlikely to have an astrophysical explanation.
Comments are also made on the possibility of atmospheric neutrino oscillations
and on the LSND experiment, as well as cosmological aspects of neutrinos and
neutralinos. Several of the central issues in neutrino physics may be resolved
by the new generation of experiments now underway, such as CHORUS, NOMAD and
Superkamiokande, and in preparation, such as SNO and a new round of
accelerator- and reactor-based neutrino-oscillation experiments. At the end,
there is a brief review of ways in which present and future CERN experiments
may be able to contribute to answering outstanding questions in neutrino
physics.

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology