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Company
Vanderbilt University Press / Columbia University Press / Cambridge University Press / MIT Press / Harvester Press / Oxford University Press / Princeton University Press / Kohler / Indiana University Press / Harward University Press / /
Country
Denmark / /
Facility
University of Copenhagen / Berkeley's Museum of Vertebrate Zoology / /
IndustryTerm
physical non-living systems / molecular information processing / genuine sign systems / metabolism involving molecular recognition networks / biotechnology / communication technology / actual information processing / sub-systems / coded communications / chemical and biological properties / regulatory systems / equilibrium dissipative systems / sign systems / vegetative sign systems / food / organ systems / synthetic systems / developmental systems / organic sign-interpreting systems / conceptual tools / simpler systems / physico-chemical self-organization / genetic and biochemical networks / /
Organization
Faculty of Science / Cambridge University / Columbia University / Cognitive Science Society / MIT / Center for the Philosophy of Nature and Science Studies / Danish Research Foundation for the Humanities / Princeton University / Indiana University / The university of Chicago / New York Academy of Sciences / Vanderbilt University / Oxford University / University of Copenhagen / /
Person
Van de Vijver / Phil Husbands / G. Van de Vijver / Hideaki Suzuki / Tim Hutton / Jakob von Uexküll / Sanjev Kumar / Charles S. Peirce / Mia Trolle Borup / Tom Ziemke / Charbel Niño ElHani / João Quieroz / Charles Sanders Peirce / John Benjamins / Jesper Hoffmeyer / Latour / Mark Bedeau / Lawrence Erlbaum / Simo Køppe / /
Position
scientist / interpreter / diplomat / soccer player / General / /
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