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of Workshop AttendeesAppendix 3 Research Opportunities in Computational BiologyAppendix 4 Training Computational and Mathematical BiologistsMATHEMATICS AND BIOLOGY:THE INTERFACE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIESJUNE 1992Workshop Organizer and Editor:Simon A.Levin, Cornell UniversityEditorial Assistant: NSF Associate:Colleen S. Martin, Cornell University, Peter ArzbergerContributions from the participants of working groups edited by:John Guckenheimer, Cornell UniversityDaniel Kersten, University of MinnesotaDavid T.Kingsbury, George Washington UniversityMarc Mangel, University of Cali