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Robert Batterman

Distinguished Professor of Philosophy

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

History and Philosophy of Science

Philosophy

Robert Batterman is currently serving as a History And Philosophy Of Science Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at University of Pittsburgh.

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University of Pittsburgh

Distinguished Professor of Philosophy

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Book Forum. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A (2023)

Mona Sloane

Making Sense of Top-Down Causation: Universality and Functional Equivalence in Physics and Biology. Research Portal Denmark (2021)

Sara GreenRobert W. Batterman

functional equivalencebiologytop-down causationphysiologyphysics

Steel and Bone: Mesoscale Modeling and Middle-out Strategies in Physics and Biology. Synthese (2020)

Robert Batterman

biophysicssteel researchmaterials sciencemiddle-out strategiesphysicsmesoscale modelingstructural biology

Biology Meets Physics: Reductionism and Multi-Scale Modeling of Morphogenesis. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences (2016)

Robert Batterman

biophysicsdevelopmental biologymorphogenesisbiologymulti-scale modeling

Emergence. Oxford University Press eBooks (2014)

John H. Holland

computational social sciencescience and technology studiessocial computingsocial science researchscience educationsocial informaticsnew ideasscientific communicationcommunicationdigital mediumssocial sciencesdigital scholarshipearly interdisciplinary explorations

Lawrence Sklar, Philosophy and the Foundations of Dynamics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2013, 279 Pp., £55 (Hardback) Isbn: 978-0521888196. The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science (2014)

Robert W. Batterman

philosophical psychologyphilosophy of mindphilosophical logicphilosophy

Reduction and Multiple Realizability. (2014)

Robert Batterman

complexity reductionmultiple realizabilityapplied mathematics

The Inconsistency of Physics (With a Capital “P”). Synthese (2014)

Robert W. Batterman

theoretical physicsphysicsphilosophy of physicsphilosophyphilosophy of science

"Fundamental Physics": Molecular Dynamics vs. Hydrodynamics. (2005)

Robert Batterman

molecular dynamicsphysics

Response to Belot's “Whose Devil? Which Details?”. Philosophy of Science (2005)

Robert W. Batterman

philosophyphilosophy of science

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Robert Batterman

Distinguished Professor of Philosophy

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

History and Philosophy of Science

Philosophy

Robert Batterman is currently serving as a History And Philosophy Of Science Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

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Robert Batterman

University of Pittsburgh

Distinguished Professor of Philosophy

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Book Forum. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A (2023)

Mona Sloane

Making Sense of Top-Down Causation: Universality and Functional Equivalence in Physics and Biology. Research Portal Denmark (2021)

Sara GreenRobert W. Batterman

functional equivalencebiologytop-down causationphysiologyphysics

Steel and Bone: Mesoscale Modeling and Middle-out Strategies in Physics and Biology. Synthese (2020)

Robert Batterman

biophysicssteel researchmaterials sciencemiddle-out strategiesphysicsmesoscale modelingstructural biology

Robert Batterman

biophysicsdevelopmental biologymorphogenesisbiologymulti-scale modeling

Emergence. Oxford University Press eBooks (2014)

John H. Holland

Robert W. Batterman

philosophical psychologyphilosophy of mindphilosophical logicphilosophy

Reduction and Multiple Realizability. (2014)

Robert Batterman

complexity reductionmultiple realizabilityapplied mathematics

The Inconsistency of Physics (With a Capital “P”). Synthese (2014)

Robert W. Batterman

theoretical physicsphysicsphilosophy of physicsphilosophyphilosophy of science

"Fundamental Physics": Molecular Dynamics vs. Hydrodynamics. (2005)

Robert Batterman

molecular dynamicsphysics

Response to Belot's “Whose Devil? Which Details?”. Philosophy of Science (2005)

Robert W. Batterman

philosophyphilosophy of science

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