Computer Simulation in the Life Sciences

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History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences

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Janina Wellmann

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Gluing life together. Computer simulation in the life sciences: an introduction
Janina Wellmann
Introduction Open access 22 November 2018 Article: 70
Model and movement: studying cell movement in early morphogenesis, 1900 to the present
Janina Wellmann
Original Paper 11 September 2018 Article: 59
Possibilities and limitations of three-dimensional reconstruction and simulation techniques to identify patterns, rhythms and functions of apoptosis in the early developing neural tube
Stefan Washausen
Thomas Scheffel
Wolfgang Knabe
Original Paper 29 August 2018 Article: 55
Continuous culture techniques as simulators for standard cells: Jacques Monod’s, Aron Novick’s and Leo Szilard’s quantitative approach to microbiology
Gabriele Gramelsberger
Original Paper 30 January 2018 Article: 23
Modeling complexity: cognitive constraints and computational model-building in integrative systems biology
Miles MacLeod
Nancy J. Nersessian
Original Paper Open access 08 January 2018 Article: 17
Robot life: simulation and participation in the study of evolution and social behavior
Christopher M. Kelty
Original Paper 03 January 2018 Article: 16

Computer Simulation in the Life Sciences

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History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences

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Janina Wellmann

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Gluing life together. Computer simulation in the life sciences: an introduction

Model and movement: studying cell movement in early morphogenesis, 1900 to the present

Possibilities and limitations of three-dimensional reconstruction and simulation techniques to identify patterns, rhythms and functions of apoptosis in the early developing neural tube

Continuous culture techniques as simulators for standard cells: Jacques Monod’s, Aron Novick’s and Leo Szilard’s quantitative approach to microbiology

Modeling complexity: cognitive constraints and computational model-building in integrative systems biology

Robot life: simulation and participation in the study of evolution and social behavior

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Computer Simulation in the Life Sciences

Participating journal

History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences

Editors

Janina Wellmann

Articles

Gluing life together. Computer simulation in the life sciences: an introduction

Model and movement: studying cell movement in early morphogenesis, 1900 to the present

Possibilities and limitations of three-dimensional reconstruction and simulation techniques to identify patterns, rhythms and functions of apoptosis in the early developing neural tube

Continuous culture techniques as simulators for standard cells: Jacques Monod’s, Aron Novick’s and Leo Szilard’s quantitative approach to microbiology

Modeling complexity: cognitive constraints and computational model-building in integrative systems biology

Robot life: simulation and participation in the study of evolution and social behavior

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