  The field of neutrino physics was covered at DPF 2013 in 32 talks, including
three on theoretical advances and the remainder on experiments that spanned at
least 17 different detectors. This summary of those talks cannot do justice to
the wealth of information presented, but will provide links to other material
where possible. There were allso two plenary session contributions on neutrino
physics at this meeting: the current status of what we know about neutrino
(oscillation) physics was outlined by Huber, and the next steps in long
baseline oscillation expeirments were described by Fleming. This article covers
a subset of the topics discussed at the meeting, with emphasis given to those
talks that showed data or new results.
