From the sciences that philosophy has "neglected" to the new challenges

Wenceslao J. Gonzalez

1-6

Computing with mathematical arguments

Jesse Alama, Reinhard Kahle

9-22

Is there a unique physical entropy? micro versus macro

Dennis Dieks

23-34

A defence of the principle of information closure against the sceptical objection

Luciano Floridi

35-47

Probabilistic logics in quantum computation

Hector Freytes, Antonio Ledda, Giuseppe Sergioli, Roberto Giuntini

49-57

Quantum observer, information theory and kolmogorov complexity

Alexei Grinbaum

59-72

Mathematical philosophy?

Leon Horsten

73-86

The value of computer science for brain research

Ulrike Pompe

87-97

On algorithm and robustness in a non-standard sense

Sam Sanders

99-112

Behavioral dynamics under climate change dilemmas

Francisco C. Santos

113-124

Reasoning about quantum actions

a logician's perspective

Sonja Smets

125-134

Branching space-times and parallel processing

Leszek Wroński

135-148

Simulation and system understanding

Gabriele Gramelsberger

151-161

Synthetic biology as an Engineering science? analogical reasoning, synthetic modeling, and integration

Tarja Knuuttila

163-177

Causation and counterfactual dependence in robust biological systems

Anders Strand, Gry Oftedal

179-193

Experimenting communities in stem cell biology

exemplars and interdisciplinarity

195-210

From molecules to networks

adoption of systems approaches in circadian rhythm research

William Bechtel

211-223

Interdisciplinarity as both necessity and hurdle for progress in the life sciences

Olaf Wolkenhauer, Jan-Hendrik Hofmeyr

225-235

Archaeology and scientific explanation

naturalism, interpretivism and "a third way"

Amparo Gómez

239-251

Idealization in economics modeling

Demetris Portides

253-263

On the philosophy of applied social sciences

Ilkka Niiniluoto

265-274

The status of library science

from classification to digitalization

Arto Siitonen

275-286

The scientification of forensic practice

Paolo Garbolino

287-297

The sciences of design as sciences of complexity

the dynamic trait

Wenceslao J. Gonzalez

299-311

Epistemic complexity and the sciences of the artificial

Subrata Dasgupta

313-323

Communication sciences as sciences of the artificial

the analysis of the digital terrestrial television

325-336

The philosophy of the "other austrian economics"

Elisabeth Nemeth

339-350

Philosophy of biology in early logical empiricism

Veronika Hofer

351-363

Participant observation and objectivity in anthropology

Julie Zahle

365-376

Three philosophical approaches to entomology

Jean-Marc Drouin

377-386

Chemistry and French philosophy of science. a comparison of historical and contemporary views

Anastasios Brenner

387-398

The life sciences and French philosophy of science

Georges Canguilhem on norms

Cristina Chimisso

399-409

Neglected history

Giulio Preti, the Italian philosophy of science, and the neo-Kantian tradition

Massimo Ferrari

411-422

Topology as an issue for history of philosophy of science

Thomas Mormann

423-434

Philosophy, linguistics, and the philosophy of linguistics

Graham Stevens

435-444

Philosophy as interdisciplinary research

Olav Gjelsvik

447-455

Philosophy of design research

Theo A. Kuipers

457-466

Philosophy of medicine and model design

Raffaella Campaner

467-478

Probabilistic forecasting

why model imperfection is a poison pill

Roman Frigg

479-491

Dissensus in science as a fact and as a norm

Daniel Andler

493-506