Particle physics with slow neutrons; a personal and biased outlook

This review is devoted to recent advances in the physics of cold and ultra-cold neutrons reported at this workshop, in so far as they bear on current problems in particle physics both within and beyond the Standard Model. Attention is directed primarily to developments in the experimental study of neutron decay and to searches for the breakdown of T-invariance, either through the detection of a finite neutron electric dipole moment, or through the observation of T-violating asymmetries in selected neutron scattering processes. The review concludes with a brief resume of some fundamental studies in the field of neutron interferometry.