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Tutorial on feedback control theory, Richard M. Murray  (California Institute of Technology)
Architecture: Human engineered systems, Richard M. Murray  (California Institute of Technology)
Architecture: Bacteria, John C. Doyle  (California Institute of Technology)
Circuitry, psychophysics, and electrophysiology of touch in the rat vibrissa system, David Kleinfeld  (University of California, San Diego)
Architecture: Brains, Partha P. Mitra  (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
Response tuning through specific feedback architectures, Hana El-Samad  (University of California)
Transient stochastic analysis of gene networks, Mustafa H. Khammash  (niversity of California)
Modeling epigenetic silencing, Anirvan Sengupta  (Rutgers University)
Design principles in the evolution of animal communication, W. Tecumseh Fitch  (University of St. Andrews)
Reverse engineering the lordosis behavior neuronal circuit, Donald W. Pfaff  (Rockefeller University)
Philosophy of biology: Function/design: I, Robert Cummins  (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
Cellular information processing in the face of promiscuity and sloppiness, Christopher R. Myers  (Cornell University)
Engineering theory of neuronal shape, Dmitri Chklovskii  (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
Design principles in synthetic biology, Chris J. Myers  (University of Utah)
Putting a round worm in a square hole, Craig P. Hunter  (Harvard University)
Spontaneous participants' presentations
Predicting quantitative diversification of multicellular phenotype, Anand R. Asthagiri  (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Evo-devo and the syntactic and semantic 'design features' of human language, Robert C. Berwick  (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Wrap-up discussion, Partha P. Mitra  (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
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