Session Organizer: Annette Grathoff
Presentations*:
Adams, Johnny; Aging Metrics – You can’t manage what you don’t measure
Benioff, Paul; No information at a distance and local mathematics affect physics and geometry
Grathoff, Annette; Heterodyning and Interference and their importance for the study of information
Kaszlikowski, Dagomir; Negative Probabilistic Bits in Quantum Theory and Beyond
Kauffman, Louis; From Distinction to Pregeometry, “It from Bit” and Topological Quantum Information
Lev, Felix; Obtaining information about nature with finite mathematics
Lombardi, Olimpia; About the nature of quantum information
Luhn, Gerhard; The indeterminacy of scientific theories and the end of deterministic ideas
Maldonado, Carlos Eduardo; Understanding life in the light of the physics of the immaterial
Menin, Boris; Informational restrictions in the formulation of physical laws by researchers
Simeonov, Plamen; Organic Mathematics for Integral Biomathics and the Reformation of Science
*The order of presentations is alphabetical and does not reflect their importance
Theoretical and Foundational Problems (TFP) in Information Studies 