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	Melinda Fagan, History and Philosophy of Science, Indiana University Shared goals and interdisciplinary interactions in contemporary immunology

	Raphael Falk, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel “An eight-petalled form stands to a four-petalled form as a note does to the lower octave”

	Carla Fehr, Department of Philosophy, Iowa State University Mechanism and Pluralism, Concrete and Ideal

	Susie Fisher, Natural Science, The Open University of Israel Just discovered, swiftly applied: Bacteriophage therapy during the early years of the 20th century in the United States

	Patrick Forber, Philosophy, Stanford University Adaptive Landscapes and Confounding Ecology

	Ben Fraser, Philosophy Program, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University Sexual Selection and the Evolution of Moral Belief

	Scott Frickel, Tulane University Becoming a scientist-activist: Institutional change and the emergence of contentious identities in environmental health research

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