
Does Microbial Ecology have a philosophy? Should it?
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I read Elliot Hershberg’s excellent summary of the 2026 Cold Spring Harbor Symposium in Quantitative Biology: AI in Biology. I must confess that I have mostly ignored AI to this point – I am not competent to distinguish the hype from substa...
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Prefatory remarks: The opinions arise from the philosophical basis for Think Like a Microbe -- that microbial ecology is best served by research that identifies principles and their underlying mechanisms.
I decided to determ...
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When I was researching material for my Systems Thinking post, I came across W Ford Doolittle’s book Darwinizing Gaia. Doolittle was an early critic of the Gaia hypothesis, on the basis that it viewed Earth as an organism upon...
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If I were given the challenge to design the curriculum for an introductory biology course, I would include a couple of lectures on Systems Thinking. This would be less abstract than the biologist Ludwig Von Bertalanffy’s Gene...
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Several months ago, I watched a webinar sponsored by the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, “Was Science’s Social Contract Just a Myth?”.
I found it quite intriguing – it gave some background on the idea, a trajectory on how...
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