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Authors |
Title |
Presentation |
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COGNITION |
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1.
Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen,
pietarin@mappi.helsinki.fi
Helsinki, Finland |
Getting closer to iconic logic |
40 min |
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2.
Alexander Riegler
ariegler@vub.ac.be
Brussels, Belgium |
The paradox of autonomy: The
interaction between humans and autonomous cognitive artifacts |
40 min |
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3.
Arturo Carsetti
art-car@iol.it,
Rome, Italy |
Meaning and
self-organisation in cognitive science |
20 min |
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4.
Bill Cameron
bill@underes.demon.co.uk
Glasgow, UK |
The Genesis of Representation |
20 min |
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5.
Henrik Jacobsson &
Tom Ziemke,
henrikj@ida.his.se
Skövde, Sweden |
Towards Automation of “Normal
Science” through Empirical Machines |
40 min |
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6.
Henrik Svensson
henrik.svensson@his.se
Skövde, Sweden |
Searching for the Gregorian: a
suggestion for new directions in situated robotics |
40 min |
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7.
Jakob von Recklinghausen
vonreckl@informatik.hu-berlin.de
Berlin, Germany |
Do Animals and Machines Think like
Humans?– a Cluster Analytic Approach |
20 min |
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8.
Jana Rambusch,
Tom Ziemke
ramj@iki.his.se
Skövde, Sweden |
Embodiment and Human-Computer Game
Interaction |
20 min |
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9.
Jenny Eriksson, Stefan Karlsson
Jenny.Eriksson@dis.uu.se,
Stefan.Karlsson@dis.uu.se
Uppsala, Sweden |
Approaching artificial intelligence
for games - the Turing test revisited |
20 min |
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10.
Jessica Lindblom
jessica.lindblom@his.se
Skövde, Sweden |
Reaping the best of both worlds: the
body-in-motion meets cultural cognition |
40 min |
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11.
John Harpur
harpurjohn@hotmail.com
jharper@cs.may.ie
Maynooth, Ireland |
Philosophical lessons in autism for
Artificial Intelligence |
20 min |
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12.
Jordi Vallverdú
jordi.vallverdu@uab.es,
Barcelona, Spain |
Choosing between
different AI approaches? |
20 min |
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13.
Keith Downing
Keith.Downing@idi.ntnu.no,
NTNU, Norway |
A Neuroscientific Barrier to
Situated and Embodied Artificial Intelligence |
40 min |
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14.
Lars Erik Janlert
lej@cs.umu.se,
Umeå, Sweden |
Available information — preparatory
note for a theory of epistemological space |
40 min |
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15.
Marcin Milkowski,
marcin_milkowski@web.de
Warsaw, Poland |
Is
computationalism trivial? |
40 min |
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16.
Mark Dougherty
mdo@du.se
Dalarna, Sweden |
The April Fool Turing Test |
20 min |
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17.
Matteo Palmonari
Matteo.Palmonari@disco.unimib.it
Milano, Italy |
Commonsense Spatial Reasoning: from
Pervasive Computing to a Philosophical Perspective |
20 min |
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18.
Matthias Scheutz
mscheutz@cse.nd.edu
Notre Dame, IN, US |
Recurrent Misconceptions of
Computation |
40 min |
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19.
Otto Lappi
otto.lappi@helsinki.fi
Helsinki, Finland |
On Facing up to
the “Semantic Challenge” |
40 min |
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20.
Paavo Pylkkanen
paavo.pylkkanen@his.se
Skövde, Sweden |
Does dynamical modelling explain
time consciousness? |
40 min |
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21.
Paul Hemeren
paul.hemeren@his.se
Skövde, Sweden |
The embodiment of perception: A case
for semantic level representations |
40 min |
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22.
Paul Schweizer
paul@inf.ed.ac.uk
University of Edinburgh |
Cognition without Content |
20 min |
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23.
Ron Chrisley
COGS director,
ronc@sussex.ac.uk
Sussex, UK |
Simulation and Computability: Why
Penrose fails to prove the impossibility of Artificial Intelligence
(and why we should care) |
40 min |
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25.
Saul Traiger
traiger@oxy.edu
L A, California, US |
E-Testimony and Justified Belief |
20 min |
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26.
Selmer Bringsjord
brings@rpi.edu
Rensselaer, NY, US |
Advanced Synthetic Characters, and
One (E) From the “Dark Side” |
40 min |
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27.
Tarja Susi
tarja.susi@his.se
Skövde, Sweden |
Artefacts, Cognition and Collective
Behavior: Towards a Framework for Finding the Holy Grail |
40 min |
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28.
Teresa Numerico
teris@mclink.it
London, UK
Marco Gori,
marco@dii.unisi.it
Sienna, Italy |
Memory versus
logic: two models of organizing information and their influences on
web retrieval strategies |
20 min |
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29.
Vipin Srivastava,
Hyderabad, India
vpssp@uohyd.ernet.in &
S. F. Edwards, Cambridge, UK |
Mathematical operations as
manifestations of cognitive functions |
40 min
Withdrawn |
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ONTOLOGY |
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30.
Amnon H. Eden,
Raymond Turner,
turnr@essex.ac.uk
Essex, UK |
The Intension/Locality Hypothesys |
20 min |
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31.
Dasmahapatra Srinandan &
Kieron M O'Hara,
sd@ecs.soton.ac.uk,
kmo@ecs.soton.ac.uk
Southampton, UK |
Expressing Expertise or Reality?
Interpretations of Ontologies for Breast Cancer |
40 min |
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32.
Davide Crippa,
Milano, Italy |
The Role Of Transformation Groups
For The Ontology Of Geometrical Objects |
20 min |
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33.
Kim Hong-Gee
honggee@gmail.com,
Chungnam, Korea |
Pragmatic Views on Ontology
Integration |
20 min |
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24.
Ruth Hagengruber, Koblenz &
Uwe Riss, Karlsruhe
uwe.riss@sap.com
ruth.hagengruber@uni-koblenz.de
Germany |
Knowledge in Action |
20 min |
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34.
Till Gruene-Yanoff, John Cantwell and Sven Ove Hansson
till.grune@infra.kth.se
KTH, Sweden |
Modelling
Preference Change |
20 min |
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PI & ICT |
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35.
Colin. SCHMIDT,
Sorbonne,
France |
Machinery, Intelligence and Our
Desires |
20 min |
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36.
Jean Robillard
robillard@teluq.uquebec.ca
Quebec, Canada |
Does the expression information
society have something to do with the scientific notion of
information |
20 min
Withdrawn |
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37.
Mary Cooksey,
mcooksey@indiana.edu
Indiana, US |
Exploring The Engelbart Hypotheses
in Theory and Application |
20 min |
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38.
Patrick Allo
Brussels, Belgium |
Formalising Semantic Information
Lessons from Logical Pluralism |
40 min |
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39.
Raymundo Morado &
Francisco Hernández Quiroz,
morado@minerva.filosoficas.unam.mx
México City, Mexico |
Some Assumptions about Problem
Solving Representation in Turing's Model of Intelligence |
40 min |
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40.
Selmer Bringsjord
brings@rpi.edu
Rensselaer, NY, US |
P=NP |
40 min |
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41.
Steve McKinlay
Steve.McKinlay@weltec.ac.nz
New Zealand |
Can Knowledge be an Immutable Data
Type? The Limits of the Model-Theoretic Approach |
40 min |
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42.
Steve Meyer
sjmeyer@pragmatic-c.com
Minnesota, US |
Toward Anti-Formalist Computer
Science |
40 min |
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BIOSEMANTICS |
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43.
Carl J Sundberg
Carl.J.Sundberg@fyfa.ki.se
Karolinska Institute, Sweden |
Bringing physiology back into the life sciences |
40 min |
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44.
Daniel D. Novotny
dnovotny@buffalo.edu
IFOMIS, Germany |
How
to Deal with Granularity? |
20 min |
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45.
Fabian Neuhaus
fneuhaus@web.de
IFOMIS, Germany |
Derivation and Demise |
20 min |
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46.
Gerard Battail,
E.N.S.T. Paris, France |
Information theory, error correcting codes, and the living world |
40 min |
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47.
Jianfei Yang
Japan |
Biological Data-Based Actomyosin Complex Detection |
20 min |
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48.
Katherine Munn
katherine.munn@ifomis.uni-saarland.de
IFOMIS, Germany |
Functions and Prototypes |
20 min |
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49.
Mihaela Ulieru
ulieru@ucalgary.ca
Calgary, Canada |
A
Biologically Inspired Framework for Critical Infrastructure
Protection |
40 min |
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50.
Pauli Brattico,
Helsinki,
Finland |
Irreducible Complexity and the Problem of Modelling Abductive
Reasoning |
20 min |
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51.
Srinandan Dasmahapatra,
sd@ecs.soton.ac.uk , Southampton, UK |
Networks and Information: Explanatory Arguments in Contemporary
Biology |
40 min |
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52.
Søren Brier
sbr.lpf@cbs.dk
Copenhagen, Danmark |
A
Cybersemiotic view on information and computation |
40 min |
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53.
Wolfgang Hofkirchner
wolfgang.hofkirchner@sbg.ac.at
Salzburg, Austria |
A Unified Theory of Information as Transdisciplinary Framework |
20 min |
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LINGUISTICS |
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54.
Anders Søgaard
University of Copenhagen |
Computing sense
and reference |
20 min |
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55.
Christian Cote
cote@univ-lyon3.fr
Lyon, France |
Information
Structure Representation and Extraction form a corpus of Patient
Data, using an Ontology. |
20 min |
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56.
Graeme Hirst
gh@cs.toronto.edu
Department of CS, Toronto, Canada |
Views of Text-Meaning in
Computational Linguistics |
20 min |
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57.
Huma Shah
H.W.Shah@westminster.ac.uk
University of Westminster, UK |
A.L.I.C.E.- an ACE in
Digitaland |
40 min |
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58.
John Harpur
harpurjohn@hotmail.com
jharper@cs.may.ie
Maynooth, Ireland |
Language and social interaction:
re-discovering small talk |
20 min |
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59.
Magnus Sahlgren
mange@sics.se
SICS, Swedish Institute of CS |
What do we Evaluate when we Evaluate
Word Spaces, and what Should we Evaluate in Order to Evaluate them? |
40 min |
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60.
Pascale Sébillot
sebillot@irisa.fr
Rennes cedex, France |
Symbolic Machine Learning: a
Different Answer to the Problem of the Acquisition of Lexical
Knowledge from Corpora |
40 min |
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61.
Pius ten Hacken
P.Ten-Hacken@swansea.ac.uk,
UK |
Computational Linguistics as an
Applied Science |
40 min |
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62.
Richard Johansson & Pierre Nugues
richard@cs.lth.se
Lund, Sweden |
Automatic Conversion of Text into
Images |
40 min |
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ETHICS |
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63.
Antony Panteli
antony@panteli.com
ap20@kent.ac.uk,
Kent UK |
Homo-technius: an interconnected
evolution |
40 min |
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64.
Dan L Burk
burkx006@umn.edu
Minnesota, US |
Autonomy and Morality in DRM
Anti-circumvention Law |
40 min |
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65.
Daniel Sundmark & Ove Sundmark.
daniel.sundmark@mdh.se
MDH, Sweden |
Ethical Problems in the
Relationships of PhD Students and Supervisors: A Computer Science
Perspective |
20 min |
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66.
Duncan Langford
d.langford@kent.ac.uk
Kent, UK |
Internet Search
Engines – a case for ethical overhaul? |
40 min |
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67.
Emanuele Bardone & Lorenzo Magnani
emabardo@ada2.unipv.it,
Pavia, Italy |
THE PROMISE OF E-DEMOCRACY
Why the Internet May Challenge
Politics |
40 min |
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68.
Froylan-Franco Herrera
froylan.franco@itesm.mx
México |
Moral Consciousness as a Base for
Computer Ethics |
20 min |
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69.
Johnny Søraker
johnny.soraker@hf.ntnu.no
NTNU, Norway |
Object-Oriented Programming, and
Computer Ethics |
40 min |
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70.
Kim Anttila,
kim.anttila@home.se,
kaa01001@student.mdh.se,
MDH, Sweden |
Securing Information System Projects
Ethically: Arguments For A Professional Ethical Maturity Model |
20 min |
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71.
Laura Pana
lcpan20032000@yahoo.com
Buckarest, România |
Artificial Intelligence and Moral
Intelligence |
20 min |
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72.
Lawrence M. Hinman
larry@hinman.us
Values Institute director,
University of San Diego, US |
"Searching Ethics" on ethical issues
in search engine technology |
Withdrawn |
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73.
Stig Larsson
MDH Sweden |
Expected influence of applied ethics
on product development processes |
20 min |
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LEARNING |
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74.
Bertil Rolf
bertil.rolf@tele2.se
Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden |
Testing Reasoning Software. a
Bayesian Way |
40 min |
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75.
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Development Environment for Adaptive
Systems |
20 min |
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76.
Marvin Croy
mjcroy@email.uncc.edu
North Carolina, US |
A Pragmatic Reasoning Schemas
Approach to Improving the Teaching of Deductive Reasoning. |
40 min |
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77.
Miguel Angel Perez Alvarez
mapa@servidor.unam.mx
Mexico |
The Virtual University as a
educative change engine |
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GENDER |
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78.
Corinna Bath
Vienna, Austria |
Overcoming the socio-technical
divide: A long-term source of hope in feminist studies of Computer
Science |
40 min |
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79.
Christina Björkman & Lena Trojer
|
What Does it Mean to Know Computer
Science? Perspectives from Gender Research |
40 min |
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INVITED |
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80.
Greg Chaitin, US |
Epistemology as Information Theory: From Leibniz to the Omega Number, The Quest for Omega |
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81.
Barry Smith, US, Germany |
Biological Ontologies |
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82.
Terrell Bynum, US |
Ethics for the New Millennium: Cybernetics and the Copernican
Revolution in Ethics |
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83.
Luciano Floridi, UK, Italy
luciano.floridi@philosophy.oxford.ac.uk |
The Logic of Being Informed |
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84.
Lorenzo Magnani, Italy |
Building Mimetic Minds From the Prehistoric Brains to the Universal
Machines |
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85.
Susan Stuart,
s.stuart@philosophy.arts.gla.ac.uk
UK |
Extended Body, Extended Mind: The Self
as Prosthesis |
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86.
Philip Brey,
Netherlands |
The Epistemology and Ontology of Human-Computer Interaction |
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87.
Pedro
C. Marijuán, Spain |
An informational approach to physiological processes |
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88.
Ingvar Johansson , Sweden, Germany |
Emergent Properties and Inference Rules |
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89.
Liu
Gang,
China |
An Oriental Approach to the Philosophy of Information |
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90.
David Gooding,
D.C.Gooding@bath.ac.uk
UK |
An iterative model of experimental science |
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91.
Tarja Knuuttila, University of Helsinki
ttknuut@mappi.helsinki.fi |
Models
as Epistemic Artefacts: The Case of Constraint Grammar Parser |
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92.
Timo Honkela
, Finland |
Translation within and between languages
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93.
Göran Collste
, Sweden |
Ethical assessment of new ICT-systems in health care – ethical
aspects |
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94.
Lars-Göran Johansson
, Sweden |
Causation –
a synthetic perspective |
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95.
Peter Århem
Peter.Arhem@neuro.ki.se
Karolinska
Institute, Sweden |
A Neurophysiological Approach to Consciousness: Integrating
Molecular, Cellular and System Level Information |
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96.
Torbjörn Lager,
Sweden |
Philosophy of Computational Linguistics in the Small:
Examples from my own research |
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97.
Lena Trojer, Sweden |
Building Epistemological Infrastructures
- interventions at a technical university |
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98.
Elvy Westlund ,Sweden |
Coordination for quality in flexible education |
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99.
Tom Ziemke, Sweden |
Agent-environment
state machines |
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