About bioperipatetic
Academic Background: Biology & Psychology. Deep knowledge of History and Systems of psychology. Specialize in cognitive science, particularly in the area of sense perception and theories of mind and perception. Strong interest in the philosophy of science, especially ontology and epistemology. Strong interest in the importance and influence of Aristotle on the history of science, especially biology and psychology. WordPress blog: www.bioperipatetic.
Professional Background: Expertise: Software engineering, software automation, software systems design methodology, graphical design notations and graphical notation theory, asynchronous messaging architecture and middleware (MoM).
Professional Experience: Hands-On CTO for Passport Corporation. Contributed significantly to Passports software systems architecture and deployed products, including: inTime, inField, inOrder, inTrack. Author and implementation director of Passport's Java Presentation Protocol (JPP) a light-weight high-speed remote presentation protocol.
Industry Standards: As a conceptual extension of my work at Cadre, as lead designer and Manager of Teamwork/ADA, conceived the Ada Semantic Interface Specification (ASIS) initially a partnership between Cadre and Telesoft, which later evolved into a detailed collaborative implementation and ultimately became an ISO Standard.
A Realist Theory of Science: Reference to Aristotle Sociologists are making increasing use of the allegedly discredited Aristotelian typology of causes. — A Realist Theory of Science, Roy Bhaskar, Verso Edition, 1997, p. 6. In this respect our present … Continue reading →
Emergence: What is it? Self-Organizing Systems and their Laws Bioperipatetic is primarily focused on theories and discoveries relating to emergence in the biological sciences. Emergence as used in this blog refers to the scientifically proven principle that most (if not all) of … Continue reading →
