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Analyzing stochastic models, Thomas G. Kurtz  (University of Wisconsin)
Stochastic aspects of actin filament dynamics, Hans G. Othmer  (University of Minnesota)
Intracellular models and single-cell measures of virus growth, John Yin  (University of Wisconsin)
Part I: Local and global stability of biochemical reaction network dynamics, Gheorghe Craciun  (University of Wisconsin)
An introduction to discrete-event simulation, Peter W. Glynn  (Stanford University)
An introduction to discrete-event simulation, Peter Haas  (IBM Research Division)
Part II: Homotopy methods for counting reaction network equilibria, Ruth J. Williams  (University of California, San Diego)
Multiscale models for synthetic biology, Yiannis N. Kaznessis  (University of Minnesota)
Subdiffusion and reaction networks in biophysics, Samuel Kou  (Harvard University)
Opening plenary talk: Stochastic analysis is the fundamental tool for understanding biological function, Michael C. Reed  (Duke University)
Stochastic oscillations in small genetic networks, Lev S. Tsimring  (University of California, San Diego)
Bayesian inference for stochastic intracellular reaction network models, Darren James Wilkinson  (University of Newcastle upon Tyne)
Inferring an underlying reaction network from the data, Grzegorz A. Rempala  (University of Louisville)
Closing plenary talk: Metabolic engineering and metabolic modeling: where do we go from here?, James C. Liao  (University of California)
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