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	Roger Sansom, Department of Philosophy, Texas A & M University Countering Kauffman: The natural selection of gene regulation networks

	Maria J. Santesmases, Dept Ciencia, Tecnología y Sociedad, Instituto de Filosofía, CSIC, Madrid Representing radioisotopes: experiments and instruments in the visualization of life sciences in the post-WWII era

	Sara Scharf, IHPST, University of Toronto The development of text-based techniques of plant identification in the long 18th century

	Jutta Schickore, History and Philosophy of Science, Indiana University Bloomington They “saw distinctly” – and yet they were deceived: Alexander Monro, Felice Fontana, and the limits of direct witnessing

	Judy Johns Schloegel, Argonne History Project, Argonne National Laboratory Tracy Sonneborn, Convention, and Unconventionality in Cellular Heredity

	Karen-Beth G. Scholthof, Plant Pathology & Microbiology, Texas A&M University Ergot: Transition from a feared poison to a valued component of the material medica in the early 19th century

	Astrid E. Schwarz, Technical University of Darmstadt Maps and diagrams in ecology, its aesthetical and transformational potential

	Alexander Schwerin, Abteilung für Geschichte der Naturwissenschaften, TU Braunschweig Towards a holistic understanding of the organism: The model organisms of German genetics in the twenties

	Rena Selya, History of Science, Harvard University Ripples in the Pool: The molecularization of biology departments

	Akihisa Setoguchi, Economics, Osaka City University Inventing 'Gaichu' (Insect Pests): The Emergence of Economic Entomology in Japan

	Jesús M. Siqueiros, University of the Basque Country Agency and the Origin of Life Cycles at the Dawn of Multicellularity

	Robert Skipper, Philosophy, University of Cincinnati The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Paradox of Variation

	Leo Slater, Office of NIH History & NIAID Monkey Malaria in Memphis & Malaysia: NIAID and Malaria Eradication in the 1960s

	Eliza Slavet, Cultural Studies, University of California, San Diego Subjectively Pseudoscientific: Freud’s Racial Theory of Jewishness

	Phillip R. Sloan, History and Philosophy of Science, University of Notre Dame Kant on the History of Nature: The Critical Philosophy and Natural History

	Kelly Smith, Philosophy, Clemson University Why ask 'What is Life?"'

	Clifford Sosis, Florida State University Am I A Metaphysical Bigot?

	Ana Soto, Tufts University Carlos Sonnenschein, Tufts University Reasons to suggest that the genetic research on cancer is a degenerative research program, Part II: SMT or TOFT: May we evaluate and decide according to Lakatos' model?

	Alistair Sponsel, Department of History, Princeton University Coral Reefs as Sites and Subjects of US Nuclear Weapons Testing

	Michael Sprague, Florida State University, Department of Philosophy Strategy Holism in the Theory of Games: Is altruism a spandrel?

	Joan Steigerwald, Science and Society Program, York University Immanent Telology: Reorientating the Study of Life

	Jesse Steinberg, Department of Philosophy, UC Santa Barbara The Morality of Cloning and the Problem of Telomere Shortening

	Christopher Stephens, University of British Columbia Population Thinking and Virtue Ethics

	Kim Sterelny, Philosophy, Australian National University Constraints on Cultural Adaptation

	Karola Stotz, History and Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh ***

	Edna Suárez, Evolutionary Biology, UNAM Representations as Thinking tools: satellite-DNA and laboratory practices

	Mary Sunderland, School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University Translational developmental biology: Taking stem cells from the lab into the clinic

	Jennifer Swindell, Michigan State University Department of Philosophy Empirically Replaying Life's Tape

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