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	Igor Abdrakhmanov, University of Hamburg, Dept of Mathematics DNA, Lysenko and the Institute of Biophysics

	Joshua Abraham, University of Florida, Department of History Comparing 'Intelligent Design' and the Neo-Darwinian Synthesis as Research Programs

	Marshall Abrams, Duke University, Center for Philosophy of Biology The Path Space Conception of Components of Fitness

	Paulo Abrantes, University of Brasília, Department of Philosophy *Charbel El-Hani, Federal University of Bahia, Institute of Biology Darwinism Self-Applied: Gould, Hull, and the Individuation of Scientific Theories

	Lloyd Ackert, Yale University, History of Science and History of Medicine Organic Matter and the Rise of Holistic Agriculture: John Pitkin Norton and William Henry Brewer at Yale, 1840-1900

	Rana Ahmad, University of British Columbia, Department of Philosophy A New Approach to the Ethics and Public Policy of Biotechnology

	Douglas Allchin, University of Minnesota Anomalies in Ox-Phos: Six of One Theory, a Half-Dozen of Another

	Fritz Allhoff, Western Michigan University, Department of Philosophy The Justificatory Role of (Evolved) Moral Intuitions

	Maria Strecht Almeida, University of Porto, ICBAS Scale Shifts, Complexities and Comprehensive Knowledge: Exploring the Construction of the "Aging Erythrocyte" as a Biomedical Object

	Adelaida Ambrogi, Universidad de las Islas Baleares, Dpt. Filosofía Reasons to suggest that the genetic research on cancer is a degenerative research program.

	Kevin Amidon, Iowa State, Dept of Foreign Languages and Literatures Biology contra Public Sphere: Does Habermas Really Help Us With the History of Biology?

	Yuichi Amitani, University of British Columbia Does Ecological Rationality Solve the rationality debate (evolutionarily)?

	Ron Amundson, University of Hawaii at Hilo Charles Darwin in new eyes: an evo-devo view of his achievements

	Nancy Anderson, Université de Genève Divided Expertise: Biologists, a Physicist, and the Beginnings of Video Microscopy

	Rachel Ankeny, University of Sydney, Unit for HPS What are Stem Cells?: The Evolution of Representations of Model Systems for Stem Cell Biology

	Kwame Anthony Appiah, Princeton University, Department of Philosophy ‘Folk Biology and the Genetics of Race’

	Andre Ariew, University of Rhode Island Essential differences between Darwinism and neo-Darwinism

	Jay Aronson, Carnegie Mellon University, Department of History Post Conviction DNA Testing in the American Criminal Justice System

	Jean-François Auger, Université Louis-Pasteur, Strasbourg The changing uses of a scientific instrument: Leon Provancher's entomological collection

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