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Key to Authors and Presiders Key to Authors and Presiders Abbas, Gregory—OWU Andriolli, Nicola—JThA56, OWK5 Bakaul, Masudazzaman—OMM3, Berrettini, Gianluca—JThA56, Bosco, Gabriella—OThK2 Abbott, Stuart—OWM5 Anis, Hanan—OTuF4, JThA3 OMM5 OTuB2 Boscolo, Sonia—JThA43 Abdur Razzak, S. M.—JWA95 Ansari, Nirwan—NThB1, NTuD2 Baker, N.—OThP4 Berthold, Joseph—SC176 Bostak, Jeffrey S.—OWP1 Abedin, Kazi S.—OWB8 Anslow, Peter—OTuH7 Bakhshi, Bamdad—JThA40 Betti, Silvello—JThA75 Boucke, Konstantin—OMK7 Aboutorabi, Seyed Sadreddin— Antoniades, Neophytos—OWK Bakopoulos, Paraskevas—OWJ2 Betty, Ian—OWH6 Bouda, Martin—NThD5, OWS5 OThA4 Anzures, Ed—OThH2 Baks, Christian—OThG4 Beuchet, Gérard—OMS2 Boudreau, Marcel G.—OWH6 Abramczyk, Jaroslaw—OMF4 Aoki, Masahiro—OMS1 Balakrishnan, Ashok—OTuM4 Beugnot, Jean-Charles—OWQ2 Bouma, Brett E.—JThA30, SC260 Abrate, Silvio—OMR1 Aoki, Shigenori—OWV2 Balemarthy, Kasyapa—JWA54 Beyeler, Rene—OThH2, OWV3 Bour, David P.—JThA38 Accard, Alain—JWA29 Aoyagi, Toshitaka—OMS3, OThG2 Balsamo, Stefano—OWH3 Bhardwaj, Ashish—OWP3 Bowers, John E.—OTuB7, OTuD2, Agarwal, Anjali—OMO5 Apostolopoulos, Dimitrios— Banerjee, Amitabha—OTuE5 Bhardwaj, Manish—JWA73 OWP2, OTuK4, SC177 Agata, Akira—NThD3 OWH7 Banwell, Thomas—OMO5 Bickham, Scott R.—OWB1 Boyland, A.—OWA3 Aggawal, I. D.—OWA2 Apostolopoulos, Dimitris—OWP4 Bao, Xiaoyi—OWB6 Bidnyk, Serge—OTuM4 Boyraz, Ozdal—OTuN5 Agnaldo, Cieslak—NTuA2 Appathurai, Shamil—OWS2 Barcelos, Sergio—NMA Bigo, Sébastien—JThA44, OWM1 Brandt-Pearce, Maite—OWR5 Agrawal, Gaurav—JWA72 Aracil, Javier—OMN3 Barreto, Raul—OThC2 Bigot, Dominique—OMS2 Brenot, R.—OWD1 Agrawal, Govind—OTuC1 Arakawa, Yutaka—OWC4 Barrios, P. J.—JThA33 Binh, Le N.—JWA94, OThK3 Bres, Camille-Sophie—OMO8 Agrell, Erik—OTuH2 Arbab, Vahidreza R.—OMO6, Barry, Liam P.—OWV6, JThA29 Bintjas, Christos—OWJ2 Breuer, Dirk—OThS2, OThS7 Ahn, Donghwan—OThG3 JThA73 Bartolini, Glenn D.—NWC6 Birk, Martin—OMN4, OSuB, Breyer, Florian—OMR2 Ahn, Ho-Kyun—OWG4 Arellano, Cristina—OTuG2, OTuG4 Barton, Jonathan S.—OWP2 OWE3, OWM, SC203 Brideau, Craig—JThA3 Ainley, Steven B.—NThA6 Arimoto, Hideo—OMS5 Baruffaldi, Andrea—OThQ3 Bissessur, Hans—OTuL5 Bristow, Alan D.—JWA26 Aisawa, Shigeki—OThL1 Armstrong, Jean—OTuA4 Barwicz, Tymon—OThC2 Bitar, Nablir N.—NTuA4 Brito Junior, João A.—NTuA2 Aitchison, J. S.—JWA26 Arora, Poonam—JWA23 Barzilay, Sharon—OWU3 Bitting, Mike—NTuC6 Broderick, Neil—OML1, OML4, Akahoshi, Tomoyuki—OWV2 Artuso, Anthony—OThA2 Basch, E. Bert—NWA, NWB6, Bjarklev, Anders—OML8 OML5 Akanbi, Oladeji B.—OWS4, JWA80 Asghari, Mehdi—OTuM4 NTuA4, NTuD4 Bjorkman, William A.—NThD1 Brodsky, Misha—OTuJ Akasaka, Youichi—NThD5, OWS5 Atsumi, Takayuki—OThO1 Bastide, Christian—OTuL5 Blache, Fabrice—JWA32, OWD1 Broeke, Ronald—OMO7 Akatsu, Yuji—OMK6 Attygalle, Manik—JWA48 Bauschert, Thomas—OWK4 Blanc, Wilfried—OMN1 Broeng, Jes—OML8 Akella, Venkatesh—JWA76 Audet, Francis—JThA90 Bauwelinck, Johan—OThE4 Blit, Roy—OTuC2 Bromage, Jake—OTuF Akhtar, Adnan—JWA41 Avramopoulos, Hercules—OTuB3, Bayvel, Polina—JWA52, OThK2, Blumenthal, Daniel J.—JThA52, Brown, David A.—NWB3 Alam, Mansoor—OMF4 OWH7, OWJ2, OWP4 OThK5, OTuA1 OSuC, OThF1, SC103, OME4, Bruckman, Leon—NTuD4 Alemany, Ruben—JWA87 Aw, Eng Tin—OThF2 Beals, Mark—OThG3, OTuM6 OThT1, OThT2, OTuB7, Buchali, Fred—OMG, OMG1, Alesi, Vincent A.—NThD1 Awad, Ehab—JThA53 Beausoleil, Ray—JWA39 OWB4, OWP2 OTuA3 Alexandre, Francois—JWA32 Ayliffe, M.—OMK3 Becker, Don—OMP6 Blumhardt, Mark—OThQ2 Buelow, Henning—OMG1 Alfiad, M. S.—OMR6 Ayotte, Simon—OThF5 Begum, Feroza—JThA91, JWA95 Boduch, Mark—NThE, NWD3 Buerli, Richard—SC101A, SC101B Alhassen, Fares—JWA5, OTuN5 Azaña, José—OThI2 Belfqih, Zineb—OWS1 Boertjes, David—OThB Bufetov, Igor A.—OMF3 Alic, Nikola—OWB2, OWQ4 Azouigui, Shéhérazade—JWA29 Belmonte, Michele—OWH3 Bogaerts, Wim—OTuM1, OTuM2, Buhl, Lawrence—OWP3, OThL5 Alkeskjold, Thomas T.—OThP2 Benito, David—OWU5 OWG1, OWG3 Bülow, Henning—OMD, OMG5 Allen, John—OThQ2 Babbitt, Wm. Randall—OThI6 Benlachtar, Yannis—JWA52, Bogliolo, Gloria—JWA69 Burie, Jean-René—OMS2 Allen, Mark—NThC Babin, Sergey A.—JWA11 OThK2 Bogoni, Antonella—JThA56, Burmeister, Emily F.—OTuB7 Altstaetter, David—NTuC6 Bach, Heinz-Gunter—OSuA Bennike, Jon—OThK1 NTuC3, OTuB2, OWJ5 Burrows, Ellsworth—OThL5 Amann, Markus-Christian—JWA33 Bäck, Johan—JThA89 Bennion, Ian—JThA17 Bohn, Marc—OMH3, OWE3 Butrie, Timothy—OWP1 Amezcua-Correa, Rodrigo—OML1, Bae, Jun Kye—JThA22 Bent, Aaron—NTuC6 Boivin, Luc—OThI Buus, Jens—SC125 OML4, OML5 Baekelandt, Bart—OThE4 Beranek, Mark W.—OWU2 Bollaert, Patrick—OThS3 Byrne, Diarmuid—JThA29 Anagnostopoulos, Vasilis—JThA64 Baets, Roel—OTuM1, OTuM2, Berdinskikh, Tatiana—NThA6 Bolognini, Gabriele—JThA13 Anan, Takayoshi—OMK1 OWG1, OWG3 Bergano, Neal S.—OWM3, SC102 Bolshtyansky, Maxim—JThA15, Cabot, Steven—OThN4 Anderson, Trevor B.—OMM3, Bafna, Paresh—OTuE3 Bergman, Keren—JWA59, OThF7, OMN2 Cahill, Michael—NWC6 OMM5 Bagheri, Mahmood—OMI4 OTuM5 Bona, Gian-Luca—OWV3 Cai, Dengke—JWA27 Key to Authors Anderson, William T.—JThA41, Bagula, Antoine B.—NThC4 Bernhey, Ron—NWD1 Bondarczuk, Krzysztof—OWV6 Cai, Jin-Xing—OThS, OWM3 OWM3 Bai, Huifeng—JWA67 Bernstein, Greg—SC171 Bordogna, Giuseppe—OTuA Cai, Yi—OMP5 Andrekson, Peter—OThN3, OWQ Berntson, Anders—OThL6 Bortnik, Bartosz J.—JWA63, OWH1 Cai, Zhaohui—JWA20 154 OFC/NFOEC 2007 Conference Calabretta, Nicola—OTuB5 Chang, Gee-Kung—JWA80, Chiang, Chun-Chen—JThA11 Cong, Wei—OMO4 Dentai, Andrew—JThA89, OWP1 Caloz, Francois—JWA17 NThB5, OThF4, OThM2, Chiang, Kin Seng—JThA18, OWO5 Connolly, Caroline—SC101A, Depa, Michal—OThB7 Calvitti, Joe—JWA92 OThM5, OWL3, OWS4 Chiba, Akito—OThD6 SC101B Derksen, Rainer H.—OThD5, Camatel, Stefano—OMR1 Chang, Shih-Jung—JWA25, OThU6 Childers, Darrell—NThA4 Consonni, Guido—OWH3 OWE3 Camera, Marco—OThS2 Chang, SunHyok—JWA78 Chiou, Bi-Shiou—OThM7 Contestabile, Giampiero—JThA75, Derouin, Estelle—JWA32 Cameron, John—OWB6 Chang, T. Y.—JThA25 Chirovsky, Leo M. F.—OMK3 OTuB5 D’Errico, Antonio—JThA75 Campbell, Joe—OThG Chang-Hasnain, Connie J.— Chiu, P.-H.—OThG1 Corbett, Patric C.—OWM3 Desbruslais, Stephen R.—JWA40, Caneau, Catherine—OMK4 OThE3, OThT5 Cho, Jinwoo—JWA71, JWA83, Coric, Dragan—JWA17 JWA53 Caplan, David O.—OMF2, OThD3 Charbonnier, Benoît—JWA86, OWS7 Cornick, Kate E.—JThA49, OMH5 Di Muro, Rodolfo—NTuC3, OThR2 Capmany, José—JWA88, OMD, OThM6 Cho, Pak—JThA53 Cowle, Gregory—JThA15, OMN2 Di Pasquale, Fabrizio—JThA13, OWU5 Charlet, Gabriel—JThA44, OWM1 Cho, Seung Hyun—OTuH1 Cox, Jeffrey L.—SC264 OThR2 Cappuzzo, Mark—OThN4 Chathnath, Praveen—JWA90 Cho, Wonkuk—OWL7 Crisp, Michael J.—JThA81 Dianov, Evgeny M.—JWA10, Cardenas, Daniel—OMR1 Chatton, Rodrigue—JWA17 Choi, Duk-Yong—OThU3, OThP4 Croussore, Kevin—JWA57 OMF3, OThA3 Carney, John—OThD3 Chavarkar, Prashant—JThA89 Choi, HaeYoung—JThA8 Cucinotta, Annamaria—JThA9, DiGiovanni, David—SC208 Carothers, Daniel—OTuM6 Chavez Boggio, Jose M.—OThO2, Choi, Hyeon Y.—OMM2 OML8 Digonnet, Michel—SC293 Carpentier, Daniele—JWA32 OWB1 Choi, Kwang-Seong—JThA32 Cugini, Filippo—NTuC3, OWK5, Ding, Zee—OMO3 Carrozzo, Valeria—JThA75 Chbat, Michel W.—NTuA3, Choi, S. C.—JWA3 OWK6 Dinh, Kien T.—OWG5 Cartellieri, Lorenz—SC101A, NThC1, OThD Choi, Woon-Kyung—OThT7 Cui, Xinyou—JThA66 Dixit, Sudhir—OThM1, OThM4 SC101B Chen, Arnold—JThA89 Choi, Woo-Young—OWN1, OWN6 Culbert, John M.—NThA6 Djordjevic, Ivan B.—JThA46, Carter, Steven M.—OMJ1 Chen, David Z.—NThA1, NTuD5 Choi, Young-Wan—OThT7 Curri, Vittorio—JWA69 OWE6 Cartledge, John C.—OMD, OThB5, Chen, Evans—OThN4 Choudhury, A. N. M. M.—JThA88 Curti, Franco—JThA75, JWA55 Djupsjöbacka, Anders—OThL6 OThD1, OThP5 Chen, Hongwei—JThA59, JThA71 Chow, C. W.—JThA54, OWD4, Curtis, Thomas H.—OMO8 Doany, Fuad E.—OMR4, OThG4 Carusone, Anthony C.—OThN5 Chen, Jeno—NThA6 OThU7 Cvecek, Kristian—OThB2 Dods, Sarah D.—JThA49, OMH5, Carver, Gary E.—OThP1 Chen, Jiajia—JWA85 Chow, K. K.—OTuI2 Cvijetic, Milorad—NThB1, NThE2, OMM3, OMM5, OWR6 Caspar, Christoph—OWM2 Chen, Jian—OThG3 Christen, Louis C.—JWA43, NWD2, OThM, OWE6, OWS6 Doerr, Christopher R.—SC292, Castagna, Lou—NThA4 Chen, Jun—OTuJ6 JThA50, OThN2 Cvijetic, Neda—OTuA5 OThN4 Castoldi, Piero—JThA56, NTuC3, Chen, Jyehong—OWL3, OThM7, Chrostowski, Lukas—JWA33 Doi, Masaharu—OWH4 OWK5, OWK6 JThA11 Chu, C.-C.—OWH2 D’Oosterlinck, Wouter—JThA34 Dominic, Vincent G.—OWP1 Cavaliere, Fabio—OThS2 Chen, Kaixin—OWO5 Chu, Pak L.—OWO5 Dagens, Beatrice—JWA29 Donegan, John F.—JThA29 Centanni, Joe—OThL5 Chen, Kang—NTuD1 Chu, Yuanliang—OWP6 Dahan, David—OTuC2 Dong, Hui—JThA20 Chacinski, Marek G.—JThA34 Chen, Lawrence R.—OThB7 Chuah, Chen-Nee—JWA76 Dai, Yitang—JWA28 Dong, Jianji—JWA35 Chae, Chang-Joon—JThA84, Chen, Lian-Kuan—OMG3, OThI4, Chuang, Yao-Wei—JWA61, JWA64 Dainese, Matteo—OMI3 Dong, Xingyong—OMQ4 OTuG1 OTuI4, OWD2 Chui, P. C.—OWB3 D’Ambrosia, John—OSuA Dong, Yi—JWA9, OWN5 Chae, Jang Won—JThA2 Chen, Lily F.—NThC3, NWB6 Chung, HwanSeok—JWA78 Dangel, Roger—OThH2 Donval, Ariela—JThA88 Chai, Teck Yoong—JThA62 Chen, Minghua—JThA59, JThA71 Chung, Sung Han—OThB5 Darcie, Thomas E.—OWN, OWU4 Donzella, Valentina—JThA75 Chamas, Haidar A.—NThD1 Chen, Nan-Kuang—JThA5 Chung, Youngchul—JWA42 Das, Saurav—JWA71, OWC3 Dorren, H. J. S.—OThT3 Chamray, Alexander V.—JWA23 Chen, Wei—OThA6, OThE4 Chung, Yun C.—JThA2, JThA55, Davey, Russell—OWS2 Douset, Serge—OThP5 Chan, C. K. (Calvin)—OThF Chen, Xiangfei—JWA28 OMH6, OMM2, OTuL3, OWD3 de Hennin, Steve—OWV1 Downie, John D.—OMG4, OMK4 Chan, Chien Aun—JWA48 Chen, Xin—OThA2 Churkin, Dmitriy V.—JWA11 de Man, Erik—OMR2, OThS5 Doyle, Linda—OWK3 Chan, Chun-Kit—OThI4, OWD2, Chen, Y. K.—OTuM6, SC205, Ciaramella, Ernesto—JThA75, De Mulder, Bert—OThE4 Drisse, Olivier—JWA32 JWA51, OMG3 OThK4 OME, OTuB5 de Waardt,
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