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FALL 2006 PUBLIC LECTURES SHOWCASE SERIES |
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Ontology,
Bioinformatics and the Life Sciences |
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TIME:
ALL
LECTURES BEGIN AT 5:00PM,
FOLLOWED BY AN
OPEN PANEL DISCUSSION AT 6PM
LOCATION:
101
BALDY HALL
UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO · NORTH CAMPUS |
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The Future of
Biomedicine:
How Common Ontologies
Create Research Communities
Barry Smith (Philosophy)
Ontology in the Fight
Against Bugs: The Future of Vaccine Design
Lindsay Cowell (Duke University) |
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What the Parts of Your
Body Do:
Why Even Post-Darwinian
Biology Needs an Ontology of Functions
Ingvar Johansson (Philosophy)
Pathological Reasoning:
How to Think About Disease
Louis J. Goldberg (Dental
Medicine)
and Neil Williams (Philosophy) |
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What Genes Do
Marc S. Halfon (Biochemistry)
The Microbiome: Assaying
What Lives Inside Your Body
Steven R. Gill (Oral Biology) |
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Anatomical Reasoning:
How to Think About the Body
Maureen Donnelly (Philosophy)
Ontology and the Future
of Psychiatric Diagnosis
Werner Ceusters
(Psychiatry/Bioinformatics) |
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FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION, PLEASE WRITE TO:
ncor@buffalo.edu |
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