The following researchers have tentatively agreed to speak:
 
 

Venkat Anantharam	University of California, Berkeley	Pricing the Internet
Francois Baccelli	Ecole Normale Superiéure and INRIA	A Stochastic Geometry Model of CDMA Coverage
Nicholas Bambos	Stanford University	Queueing Models And Problems In Wireless Network Control
Maury Bramson	University of Minnesota	Application of Fluid Models to Heavy Traffic Limits of Some Queueing Networks
Jim Dai	Georgia Tech	Fluid Model and Stability of a Stochastic Network
Chris DeMarco	University of Wisconsin - Madison	Electric Power Network Response to Random Demand Variations: A large deviations view on the voltage collapse phenomena
Shi-Jie Deng	Georgia Tech	Pricing Electricity Derivatives under Alternative Stochastic Models and Its Application
Peter Glynn	Stanford University	Limit Theorems for Queues with Scheduled Arrivals
Bruce Hajek	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Information Constrained Routing in Massive Ad Hoc Networks
Michael Harrison	Stanford University	Stochastic Processing Networks: Heavy traffic, Brownian models and optimal system design
Frank Kelly	Cambridge University	Models for a Self-managed Internet
Peter Key	Microsoft Research	Distributed Admission Control for Packet-Based Networks
P. R. Kumar	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Capacity and Scaling Laws for Wireless Networks: How much traffic can they carry?
Sean Meyn	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Control of Large Networks
Debasis Mitra	Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies	Traffic Engineering and Control for the Management of Service Level Agreements in Packet Networks
Balaji Prabhakar	Stanford University	Coping with problems of scale in networking: Examples and solutions
Jennifer Rexford	AT&T Labs Research	Traffic Engineering for Internet Service Provider Networks
Volker Schmidt	University of Ulm	On Laslett's Transformation for the Boolean Model
Karl Sigman	Columbia University	Some Unresolved Problems in the Theory of Tail Asymptotics for Queues in the Presence of Heavy-tails
Don Towsley	University of Massachusetts, Amherst	Network Tomography through End-to-End Multicast Measurements
Ward Whitt	AT&T Labs Research	Jumps
Ruth Williams	University of California, San Diego	On Dynamic Control of Stochastic Networks in Heavy Traffic
Walter Willinger	AT&T Labs Research	Scaling Properties of Network Traffic as Signatures of Underlying User and/or Protocol Characteristics

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