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Amit Hagar

Professor History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine

Indiana University Bloomington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Cognitive Science Program

History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine, Department of

Human Biology Program

Amit Hagar is currently serving as a Cognitive Science Program Professor History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine at Indiana University Bloomington.

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Amit Hagar

Indiana University Bloomington

Professor History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine

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philosophy philosophy of science computer science physics history and philosophy of science quantum information science quantum science quantum algorithms history of science science and technology studies exercise physiology medicine applied physiology scientific computing animal physiology breast cancer oncology liver physiology mammalian biology exercise science quantum error correction special relativity general relativity liver disease endurance training cell death cancer care vascular biology surgical oncology medicinal research modern physics statistical mechanics animal nutrition genome biology active control tumor targeting cancer management cancer biology cancer treatment cancer prevention fundamental physics discontinuity antiviral therapy quantum technologies quantum machine learning quantum simulation statistical foundation mammalian physiology human nutrition quantum theory breast surgery breast oncology biogerontology cutaneous biology physiological research human physiology disease physiology ontology (information science) quantum security fault-tolerant control quantum communications breast tumor growth treg cells recruitment fundamental length quantum information theory viral infections mechanistic computational models dynamic interplay host immune response pre-clinical exercise oncology mouse-methodological issues lorentz invariance quantum hypercomputation einstein-swann correspondence special theory philosophical lessons biophysics biomedical modeling systems biology mathematical biophysics computational science modeling and simulation biostatistics theoretical biology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Meat Production and Zoonotic Disease Outbreaks in Asia. Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics (2024)

Ore KorenJessica SteinbergAmit Hagar

meat productionagricultural policyzoonotic disease outbreakslivestock sciencepublic healthveterinary epidemiologyanimal agricultureland economicsenvironmental economicssustainable agricultureproduction economicsnatural resource economicseconomicstropical medicineagribusinessagricultural sciencesveterinary scienceresource economicsagricultural economics

Searching for Features With Artificial Neural Networks in Science: The Problem of Non-Uniqueness. International Studies in the Philosophy of Science (2024)

Siyu YaoAmit Hagar

discoverabilitymachine learningcomputer visionartificial intelligencepattern recognitionknowledge discoveryphilosophy of sciencesimilarity searchphilosophycomputer sciencefeature detection

The Prolonged Terminal Phase of Human Life Induces Survival Response in the Skin Transcriptome. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Ahmed S AbouhashemKanhaiya SinghRajneesh SrivastavaSheng LiuShomita S Mathew-SteinerXiaoping GuSedat KacarAmit HagarGeorge E. SanduskySashwati RoyJun WanChandan K Sen

genome biologytranscriptomedermatologybiogerontologyskin transcriptomeprolonged terminal phasecutaneous biologydevelopmental biologyhuman biologycell biology

Advancing Therapies for Viral Infections Using Mechanistic Computational Models of the Dynamic Interplay Between the Virus and Host Immune Response. Current Opinion in Virology (2021)

Veronika I ZarnitsynaJuliano Ferrari GianlupiAmit HagarTJ SegoJames A Glazier

immunologymedicineviral infectionsmechanistic computational modelsvirologyantiviral therapydynamic interplayhost immune response

Gene Expression Signature of Exercise and Change of Diet on Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease in Mice. Comparative Exercise Physiology (2021)

L. MeloA. HagarJ.E. Klaunig

physiologygene expressiongene expression signatureanimal physiologyliver diseasegeneticsexercise physiologymammalian biologyneuroscience

Run for Your Life: An Integrated Virtual Tissue Platform for Incorporating Exercise Oncology Into Immunotherapy. Cancer Immunology Immunotherapy (2021)

Josua Aponte SerranoAmit Hagar

immunologyphysical activityimmunotherapyexercise oncology

The Effect of Endurance Training on Non‐Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease in Mice. Physiological Reports (2021)

Luma MeloMerve BiliciAmit HagarJames E. Klaunig

physiologyrehabilitationapplied physiologyanimal physiologyepidemiologyphysiological researchliver diseaseexercise physiologyhuman physiologydisease physiologyliver physiologyneurophysiologyendurance training

Effect of Endurance Exercise Training on Liver Gene Expression in Male and Female Mice. Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism (2020)

Luma MeloKaren TilmantAmit HagarJames E. Klaunig

physiologyliver physiologyrehabilitationapplied physiologyanimal physiologymammalian physiologygeneticsexercise physiologymammalian biologyliver gene expressionhuman nutritionexercise scienceanimal nutritionendurance exercise traininghuman biology

P05.02 an Integrated Virtual Tissue Platform for Incorporating Exercise Oncology Into Immunotherapy. (2020)

A HagarJ Aponte Serrano

virtual tissue platformhealth sciencesimmunotherapyexercise oncology

There is More Than One Way to Skin a Cat: Quantum Information Principles in a Finite World. Jerusalem studies in philosophy and history of science (2020)

Amit Hagar

history and philosophy of sciencehistory of sciencequantum information principlesphilosophy of sciencephilosophyquantum information sciencefinite world

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Amit Hagar

Professor History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine

Indiana University Bloomington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Cognitive Science Program

History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine, Department of

Human Biology Program

Amit Hagar is currently serving as a Cognitive Science Program Professor History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine at Indiana University Bloomington.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Amit Hagar

Indiana University Bloomington

Professor History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Meat Production and Zoonotic Disease Outbreaks in Asia. Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics (2024)

Ore KorenJessica SteinbergAmit Hagar

Searching for Features With Artificial Neural Networks in Science: The Problem of Non-Uniqueness. International Studies in the Philosophy of Science (2024)

Siyu YaoAmit Hagar

discoverabilitymachine learningcomputer visionartificial intelligencepattern recognitionknowledge discoveryphilosophy of sciencesimilarity searchphilosophycomputer sciencefeature detection

The Prolonged Terminal Phase of Human Life Induces Survival Response in the Skin Transcriptome. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Ahmed S AbouhashemKanhaiya SinghRajneesh SrivastavaSheng LiuShomita S Mathew-SteinerXiaoping GuSedat KacarAmit HagarGeorge E. SanduskySashwati RoyJun WanChandan K Sen

genome biologytranscriptomedermatologybiogerontologyskin transcriptomeprolonged terminal phasecutaneous biologydevelopmental biologyhuman biologycell biology

Advancing Therapies for Viral Infections Using Mechanistic Computational Models of the Dynamic Interplay Between the Virus and Host Immune Response. Current Opinion in Virology (2021)

Veronika I ZarnitsynaJuliano Ferrari GianlupiAmit HagarTJ SegoJames A Glazier

immunologymedicineviral infectionsmechanistic computational modelsvirologyantiviral therapydynamic interplayhost immune response

Gene Expression Signature of Exercise and Change of Diet on Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease in Mice. Comparative Exercise Physiology (2021)

L. MeloA. HagarJ.E. Klaunig

physiologygene expressiongene expression signatureanimal physiologyliver diseasegeneticsexercise physiologymammalian biologyneuroscience

Run for Your Life: An Integrated Virtual Tissue Platform for Incorporating Exercise Oncology Into Immunotherapy. Cancer Immunology Immunotherapy (2021)

Josua Aponte SerranoAmit Hagar

immunologyphysical activityimmunotherapyexercise oncology

The Effect of Endurance Training on Non‐Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease in Mice. Physiological Reports (2021)

Luma MeloMerve BiliciAmit HagarJames E. Klaunig

Effect of Endurance Exercise Training on Liver Gene Expression in Male and Female Mice. Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism (2020)

Luma MeloKaren TilmantAmit HagarJames E. Klaunig

P05.02 an Integrated Virtual Tissue Platform for Incorporating Exercise Oncology Into Immunotherapy. (2020)

A HagarJ Aponte Serrano

virtual tissue platformhealth sciencesimmunotherapyexercise oncology

There is More Than One Way to Skin a Cat: Quantum Information Principles in a Finite World. Jerusalem studies in philosophy and history of science (2020)

Amit Hagar

history and philosophy of sciencehistory of sciencequantum information principlesphilosophy of sciencephilosophyquantum information sciencefinite world

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