Feb.
17-19, 2006, Hotel Laguna
Program
Friday � February 17
Session I (9 am -12 pm)
Sandy Mitchell, �Contingency in Complex Biological Systems�
Steve Frank, �Cancer and Some Problems of Inference�
Session II (2 pm -5 pm)
Andre Ariew, �Explaining Trait Prevalence vs. Explaining
Adaptation�
Bruce Glymour, �Wayward Modeling�
Saturday � February 18
Session III (9 am -12
pm)
Alan Love, �Reductionism, Development, and Time�
Michael Rose, �Living Through a Scientific Revolution: The Last 40 Years of Aging Research�
Session IV (2 pm -5 pm)
Paul Griffiths, �Function, Homology, and Character Individuation�
Elliott Sober, �Which Similarities Provide the Best Evidence of
Common Ancestry?�
Sunday � February 19
Session V (9 am -12 pm)
Steve Downes, �What is Heritability Analysis Good For?�
Francisco Ayala, �Darwin�s Revolution: Design Without a Designer�
A continental breakfast will be
available each morning of the conference beginning at 8 am in the Catalina
meeting room.
Sponsored by
UCI Department of
Logic and Philosophy of Science
UCI School of Social Sciences
UCI School of Biological Sciences
UCI Research and Graduate Studies
UCI Program in History and Philosophy of Science
For more information, contact bfitzjar@uci.edu