[Divulgacao] [Ecientificos] The First International Conference on "Science Matters: A Unified Perspective"
Gestor Informação
gestorinfo at ces.uc.pt
Fri May 4 16:09:54 WEST 2007
Exmos.(as) Srs(as),
venho por este meio solicitar a divulgação da
seguinte conferência apoiada pelo CES:
Com os melhores cumprimentos
Daniel Cardoso
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The First International Conference on
SCIENCE
MATTERS: A Unified Perspective
Ericeira,
Portugal 28-30 May 2007
Aims of Conference
All earnest and honest human quests for knowledge
are efforts to understand nature, which includes
all human and nonhuman systems, the objects of
study in science. Thus, broadly speaking, these
quests (as well as the systems being studied) are
science matters. The methods and tools used may
be different; for example, the literary people
use mainly their bodily sensors and their brain
as the information processor, while natural
scientists may use, in addition, measuring
instruments and computers. Yet, all these
activities could be viewed in a unified
perspectivethey are scientific developments at
varying stages of maturity and have a lot to
learn from each other. In this conference, we
invite experts from different disciplines
worldwide to share their experience and outlooks,
and hopefully plan the future together.
Many of the topics included in this conference
are under the name of science and culture,
science and art, science and society, etc. We do
not think these descriptions are useful. For
example, by saying science and culture, it
implies that science and culture are two
different things, which could be opposing each
other. Instead, we view them as different aspects
of the same thing the effort to understand
nature, and a new word science matters is called for.
Invited Speakers:
Leonor Béltran (Portugal, The Nature of Dance)
Paulo Borges (Portugal, Meditation & Science of Mind)
Maria Burguete (Portugal, History & Philosophy of Contemporary
Chemistry)
Paul Caro (France,Culture Through Science: A New World
of Images and Stories)
Clara Pinto Correia (Portugal, Biology: Manipulation of Scientific
Information)
Alfredo Dinis (Portugal, Have the neurosciences
any theological consequences?)
Isabel Empis (Portugal, Psychology & Life Quality)
Gilbert Fayl (Belgium, Policy Fallacy: Stop Talking, Do It)
Bernardo Herold (Portugal, Science & society)
Brigitte Hoppe (Germany, Judging by the appearance of the
essential properties of natural body the role
of physiognomy in science and art)
Lui Lam (USA, Histophysics: Merging history with physics)
Daguang Li (China, Science Communication in China)
Bing Liu (China, Philosophy of Science and
Chinese Sciences: The Multicultural View of Science and Its Unified Ontological
Model)
Dun Liu (China, The History of Science in Globalizing Time)
Edgar Morin (France, Did a scientific revolution begin?)
João Arriscado Nunes (Portugal, Unified science or ecologies
of practices?)
Maurizio Salvi (Italy, Science & ethics)
Nigel Sanitt (UK, The Tripod of Science: Communication,
Philosophy and Education)
Michael Shermer (USA, The Science of Good and Evil)
Cochairs:
Contact:
Maria Burguete (Portugal) Maria Burguete
Lui Lam
(USA)
Email: <mailto:mariaburguete at gmail.com>mariaburguete at gmail.com
Further Information: http://www.ces.uc.pt/science_matters_meeting/index.html
Sponsors:
Centro de Estudos Sociais
British Council
Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian
Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia
Fundação Oriente
Fundação Luso-Americana
Barclays
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