Economic Principles in Cell Biology          

1. Agustín G. Yabo , INRAE
2. Andrea De Martino , Politecnico di Torino
3. Andrea Weiße , University of Edinburgh
4. Andreas Kremling , Technical University Munich
5. Anne Goelzer , INRAE
6. Benjamin Mauroy , CNRS
7. Christophe Goupil , Université Paris-Diderot
8. Cyril Karamaoun , Sorbonne Universitë
9. Daan de Groot , University of Basel
10. Dafni Giannari , University of Toronto
11. David Lacoste , ESPCI Paris
12. David Ruckerbauer
13. David Tourigny , University of Birmingham
14. Diana Széliová , University of Vienna
15. Diego A. Oyarzún , University of Edinburgh
16. Elad Noor , Weizmann Institute of Science
17. Elena Pascual Garcia, University of Potsdam
18. Éric Herbert , Université Paris-Diderot
19. Felipe Scott , Universidad de los Andes
20. Frédérique Noël, Sorbonne Université
21. Gabriele Micali , Humanitas Research Hospital
22. Hadrien Delattre , University of Warwick
23. Herbert Sauro , University of Washington
24. Hidde de Jong , INRIA
25. Hollie J. Hindley, University of Edinburgh
26. Hugo Dourado , Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf
27. Jacopo Grilli , ICTP Trieste
28. Jan Philipp Dapprich , Potsdam University
29. Marcelo Rivas-Astroza , Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana
30. Marco Cosentino Lagomarsino , IFOM
31. Markus Köbis, NTNU Trondheim
32. Mattia Corigliano , IFOM
33. Maxime Mahout , CNRS and INRAE
34. Meike Wortel , University of Amsterdam
35. Ohad Golan , The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
36. Olivier Rivoire , ESPCI Paris
37. Orkun S. Soyer , University of Warwick
38. Paul Ross
39. Pranas Grigaitis , Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
40. Robert West , University of Warwick
41. Stefan Müller , University of Vienna
42. Steffen Waldherr , University of Vienna
43. Wolfram Liebermeister , INRAE

We thank all the authors and everyone else who worked on our book! Special thanks go to Michela Pauletti, Maarten Droste, and Milena Milovanović for proofreading many chapters of the book, and to Michela Pauletti and Elad Noor for creating many of the graphics and for collecting the jupyter notebooks.

1. Ohad Golan , The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
2. Pranas Grigaitis , VU Amsterdam
3. Markus Köbis, NTNU Trondheim
4. Wolfram Liebermeister , INRAE
5. Elad Noor , Weizmann Institute of Science
6. Michela Pauletti, Universitätsklinikum Würzburg
7. Herbert Sauro , University of Washington
8. Diana Széliová , University of Vienna

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