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FrontMatter -- Preface -- Contents -- Engineering Trustworthy Computer Systems -- Introduction--Ana I. Antón and John Dunagan -- Privacy in a Networked World--Rebecca N. Wright -- Unifying Disparate Tools in Software Security--Greg Morrisett -- Usable Security: Oxymoron or Challenge?--Diana K. Smetters -- Control of Protein Conformations -- Introduction--Donald J. Leo -- The Evolutionary Design of Proteins--Rama Ranganathan -- Lighting Up the Mechanome--Matthew J. Lang -- Biotechnology for Fuels and Chemicals -- Introduction--Richard T. Elander and Vijay Singh -- Corn-Based Materials--Sanjay V. Malhotra, Vineet Kumar, Anthony East, and Michael Jaffe -- Process Review of Lignocellulose Biochemical Conversion to Fuel Ethanol--Bruce S. Dien -- Sustainable Biorefineries--Carina Maria Alles and Robin Jenkins -- Modeling and Simulating Human Behavior -- Introduction--Christian Lebiere and Robert Wray -- Computational Cognitive Neuroscience and Its Applications--Laurent Itti -- Barriers, Bridges, and Progress in Cognitive Modeling for Military Applications--Kevin A. Gluck -- Modeling of Culturally Affected Human Behavior--Michael van Lent, Mark Core, Steve Solomon, Milton Rosenberg, Ryan McAlinden, and Paul Carpenter -- Safe Water Technologies -- Introduction--Carol R. Rego and Paul K. Westerhoff -- Ultraviolet Irradiation: An Age-Old Emerging Technology for Water Treatment--Karl G. Linden -- Membrane Processes to Address the Global Challenge of Desalination--Amy E. Childress -- Biological Treatments of Drinking Water--Jess C. Brown -- Distribution Systems: The Next Frontier--Vanessa L. Speight -- Appendixes -- Breakout Sessions -- Contributors -- Program -- Participants

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