The following speakers have already confirmed their presence at the workshop:

• Fatihcan Atay (Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences (Leipzig), Germany)
  Network entropy
• Erich Bornberg-Bauer (University of Münster, Germany)
  The complex networks of modular evolution of genes and proteins
• Stefan Bornholdt (University of Bremen, Germany)
  Boolean networks as toy models for robustness and reliability in gene regulation networks
• Christine Dillmann (Université Paris-Sud (Gif sur Yvette), France)
  How do nutrient ressources shape the metabolic diversity within the Escherichia coli  species ? Integrating heterogeneous biological data into models
• Peter Dittrich (FSU Jena, Germany)
  Chemical organizations at different spatial and temporal scales
• Barbara Drossel (Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany)
  Evolution of Boolean networks
• Silvio Franz (Université Paris-Sud (Orsay), France)
  Adaptation in a varying fitness landscape
• Jörg Galle (University of Leipzig, Germany)
  Transcriptional regulation by histone modifications
• Thilo Gross (Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems (Dresden), Germany)
  Dynamical stability of food webs
• Vincent Hakim (École normale supérieure (Paris), France)
  Cell fates, gene network architectures and cell-cell interactions
• Hervé Isambert (Institut Curie (Paris), France)
  Evolutionary constraints from whole genome duplication
• Ivan Junier (ISC PIF (Paris), France)
  The functional organization of bacterial genomes: limits, strategies and consequences
• Steffen Klamt (Max Planck Institute for Dynamics of Complex Technical Systems (Magdeburg), Germany)
  The duality between elementary modes and minimal cut sets: a paradigm for functional analysis of biological network
• Juan F. Poyatos (Spanish National Biotechnology Centre CNB (Madrid), Spain)
  Understanding genetic networks: the allegory of the cave
• Sonja J. Prohaska (University of Leipzig, Germany)
  The unique role of histone modifications in gene regulation
• Olivier Rivoire (Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble), France, and CNRS (Grenoble), France)
  Protein sectors: from intra to inter-molecular coevolution
• Peter Stadler (University of Leipzig, Germany)
  RNA-RNA interactions: computational prediction and biological function
• Sarah Teichmann (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom)
  Evolution and assembly of protein complexes