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	Denis Walsh, Philosophy/IHPST University of Toronto Function and Natural Teleology

	C. Kenneth Waters, Department of Philosophy and Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science, University of Minnesota Replacing the homunculi interpretation of gene causation with a manipulability interpretation

	Claire Waterton, Institute for Environment, Philosophy and Public Policy, Lancaster University Taxonomy at a crossroads: bringing to the fore the socio-technical implications of scientific visions within taxonomy

	Lisa Weasel, Portland State University, Department of Biology Social and historical tensions in the global debate over GMOs and agricultural biotechnology

	Angela Weil, Technische Universitaet Muenchen, Chair of Landscape Ecology The model of the organism in ecology: possibilities and boundaries for describing synecological units

	Michael Weisberg, University of Pennsylvania, Philosophy Robustness Analysis in Population Biology

	John Wilkins, Biohumanities Project, University of Queensland Natural kinds and natural groups

	John Wilkinson, California Institute of Integral Studies The rust in the machine: A metaphoric hermeneutic of evolutionary biology texts

	Rob Wilson, Philosophy, University of Alberta Conceptions of Social Organization in the Biological World

	William Wimsatt, Philosophy, University of Chicago Generative Entrenchment and the scaffolding of individual development and social institutions

	Charles Wolfe, Philosophy, Boston University The concept of organism, a historical and conceptual critique

	Arno Wouters, Institute of Biology, Leiden University, The Netherlands Organization and Autonomy

	Brian Wynne, University of Lancaster Social Studies of Biology  as Policy Action: realist imaginations?

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