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Stephens, Christopher - |
University of British Columbia |
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Conceptual foundations of
evolutionary biology; foundations of probability and decision theory;
applications of evolutionary biology, probability and decision theory to
traditional philosophical problems |
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Sterne, Jonathan - History/ Philosophy |
McGill University |
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Sound and music, history and philosophy of technology, cultural studies,
digital media |
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Stewart, Ian - History/ Philosophy |
University of King's College |
History of Science and Technology |
Renaissance and early-modern natural philosophies; history of the universities; public understanding of science—past and present |
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Stewart, Larry - |
University of Saskatchewan |
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History of early-modern science, physics, industry, medicine; Britain and Western Europe, 1660-1830; industrial revolution |
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Suteanu, Cristian - Geography |
St. Mary's University |
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information dynamics, complexity science, patterns, environmental
change, environmental communication, semiotics, information management |
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Szostak, Rick - |
University of Alberta |
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As an economic historian I have written about technology primarily in the context of the British Industrial Revolution and American Great Depression. As a scholar of science I have classified the phenomena, theories, methods, and practices of the contemporary scientific enterprise. I have also written extensively on the theory and practice of interdisciplinarity. |
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Tabery, James - |
University of Utah |
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Philosophy of biology and bioethics, history of biology. On the philosophy of science side, he investigates questions of causation and explanation in biology; while on the applied ethics side, he explores how the answers to those questions have ethical, legal, and social implications. |
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Tal, Eran - |
Bielefeld University |
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The interplay between instruments and models in the physical sciences and on the impact of computer simulation methods on traditional notions of measurement and detection |
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Teo, Thomas - |
York University |
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Critical studies in psychology and the social sciences, the ontological, epistemological, methodological, and ethical problems of psychology |
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Thagard, Paul - |
University of Waterloo |
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Analogy;
creativity;
coherence;
mechanisms;
decision making;
moral psychology;
conceptual change;
explanatory reasoning;
theoretical neuroscience;
discovery and innovation;
emotions and consciousness;
integrating cognitive & social sciences |
