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	Naomi Dar, Department of Philosophy, Haifa University, ISRAEL Are biological Structures Aesthetic Objects?

	Lindley Darden, Department of Philosophy, University of Maryland, College Park Anomaly Identification and Resolution for the Central Dogma of Molecular Biology

	Frederick Davis, History, Florida State University Animating Science through Popular Science Writing

	Soraya de Chadarevian, University of Cambridge and MPI for the History of Science The aesthetics of molecular modelling - sorting out the questions.

	Megan Delehanty, History and Philosophy of Science, Universityof Pittsburgh What do we get from visual access?

	Gilles Denis, Université de Lille 1 The creation of the Bussey Institution, between the Morril Act and Harvard

	Michael Dietrich, Department of Biological Sciences, Dartmouth College Modeling Nucleotide Substitution: Finding the Best Model for the Data in Molecular Evolution

	Michael Dietrich, Dartmouth College ***

	Igal Dotan, Max Planck institute for the History of Science, Berlin. Instruments in Flux

	Alice Dreger, Medical Humanities and Bioethics Program, Northwestern University History for the Future: Scenes from the Life of a Scholar-Activist

	Ariane Dröscher, Free University of Bolzano - School of Economics and Management - Philosophy of Science “What is a cell?”: Wilson’s pictorical answer.

	Matthew Dunn, History and Philosophy of Science Department, Indiana University Darwin on the Evolution of the Human Races

	John Dupre, Egenis, University of Exeter ***

	Ruthanna Dyer, Science and Technology Studies, York University A Question of the Organism: The colonial hydroids and 19th century Biology

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