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mbraga [Bioinformatics Journal Club (2S)]
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-====== Research Café: Computer Science and Society ​(Bioinf. Journal Club) (2S)  ======+====== Research Café (Bioinf. Journal Club) (2S)  ======
 |[[https://​ekvv.uni-bielefeld.de/​kvv_publ/​publ/​vd?​id=475090423|392172]]| Dias Vieira Braga | Winter 2024/25 | Monday 10:00-12:00 | U10-155 | |[[https://​ekvv.uni-bielefeld.de/​kvv_publ/​publ/​vd?​id=475090423|392172]]| Dias Vieira Braga | Winter 2024/25 | Monday 10:00-12:00 | U10-155 |
  
 ==== Contents ==== ==== Contents ====
-We read and discuss research articles from different fields in computational biology. The specific articles are selected after discussions with the attendees. If no consensus is found, one paper will be imposed. The goal is that each participant will be able to present at least one paper during this semester. 
  
-To get credit points, students must show proficiency in reading, discussing, ​and presenting original research papers or other scientific literature.+This time our Journal Club will again be a “Research café” with the title “(Computer) Science ​and society”.
  
-==== Short Description ==== +----
-This time our Journal Club will again be a "​Research café" with the title "​(Computer) Science and society"​.+
  
---------+Our goal is to do a grand tour of the limitations of science, mathematics,​ and of reason itself.
  
-This course will happen as a round table, always underlined by ethical discussions,​ and has a mixture of three main topics:+----
  
-> education+We will read and discuss scientific work that can illuminate our ideas. The specific works/​articles are selected after discussions with the attendees. ​
  
-> biology +This course only requires proficiency in readingdiscussing, and presenting ​scientific literature and is open to everyone.
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-> technology +
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-In biologyfor examplewe thought of starting by revisiting some elementary questions such as: +
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-> Is the organism a mechanism (machine)?​ +
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-> Is the organism controlled by its parts? +
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-> What is the whole of life in an organism? +
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-> Are thoughts a product of the brain? +
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-And... +
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-> Are we allowed to ask ourselves ​and answer these questions?​ +
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-In general we thought of having an open space, in which everyone will have a chance to express opinions and listen. The goal is more to enlarge our scientific ​views and critical senses, but we may also find new answers and pathways to follow. +
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-Some literature ​(books) for inspiration:​ +
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-> The Dawn of Everything - A New History of Humanity (David Graeber ​and David Wengrow, 2021) +
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-> Against method (Paul Feyerabend, 1975) +
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-> Farewell ​to Reason (Paul Feyerabend, 1987) +
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-> Life Itself: A Comprehensive Inquiry Into the Nature, Origin, and Fabrication of Life (Robert Rosen, 1991) +
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-> The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (Thomas SKuhn, 1962) +
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-> The Falling Sky - Words of a Yanomami Shaman (Davi Kopenawa and Bruce Albert, 2013, originally published in French in 2010) +
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-> Ideas to Postpone the End of the World (Ailton Krenak, 2019)+
  
 + In general we thought of having an open space, as a round table, in which everyone will have a chance to express opinions and listen. The goal is more to enlarge our scientific views and critical senses, but we may also find new answers and pathways to follow.
  
  
 ==== Schedule ==== ==== Schedule ====
 ^ **Date** ^ **Topic** ^ **Name** ^ ^ **Date** ^ **Topic** ^ **Name** ^
-|07.10.2024 | Decide on Topic | Everyone |+|07.10.2024 | Organization of the class | Everyone ​
 +|14.10.2024 | More organization | Everyone | 
 +|21.10.2024 | Proven Impossible - first parts | Jens |