1. Meditations on …

   • K. Brad Wray

   Editorial 18 February 2021 Pages: 1 - 2

2. If genes exist, then theories and models exist

   • Christopher Pincock

   Symposium 03 February 2021 Pages: 3 - 8

3. On French on theories and representation

   • Sebastian Lutz

   Symposium 02 February 2021 Pages: 9 - 15

   

4. Are there really no such things as theories?

   • Finnur Dellsén

   Symposium 03 February 2021 Pages: 17 - 21

5. Author’s response

   • Steven French

   Symposium 08 February 2021 Pages: 23 - 29

6. Can’t see the forest for the sleaze

   • Philip Mirowski

   Essay Review 06 January 2021 Pages: 31 - 35

7. Research infrastructures: the European way to Big Science

   • Eugenio Petrovich

   Book Review 27 October 2020 Pages: 37 - 40

8. Reckoning with assessment: can we responsibly innovate?

   • Steven Umbrello

   Book Review 15 January 2021 Pages: 41 - 43

9. Analyzing and labeling evolution in modern drug therapy

   • John P. Swann

   Book Review 10 February 2021 Pages: 45 - 48

10. The medicalization of autonomy

    • Shuko Tamao

    Book Review 23 November 2020 Pages: 49 - 52

11. Death and dissection in Belgium

    • Ross L. Jones

    Book Review 02 January 2021 Pages: 53 - 55

12. Chinese medicine in America

    • Joseph M. Gabriel

    Book Review 21 January 2021 Pages: 57 - 60

13. The anatomy of gender

    • Jonathan Simon

    Book Note 23 October 2020 Pages: 61 - 62

14. Strategies for knowledge transfer

    • Alexander von Lünen

    Book Review 24 October 2020 Pages: 63 - 66

15. Cyborg futures

    • Susan Smith

    Book Review 02 January 2021 Pages: 67 - 70

16. Computer-aided lives

    • Adam John Andreotta

    Book Review 21 January 2021 Pages: 71 - 74

17. The fortunes of social science within the American National Science Foundation

    • George Reisch

    Book Review 11 November 2020 Pages: 75 - 78

18. Science and public policy

    • Kristian H. Nielsen

    Book Review 02 November 2020 Pages: 79 - 81

19. The visible and invisible atom: from Hiroshima to Fukushima

    • Maxime Polleri

    Book Review 02 January 2021 Pages: 83 - 86

20. Living climate change

    • Matthias Dörries

    Book Review 15 January 2021 Pages: 87 - 89

21. Science in the press

    • Jeanne Peiffer

    Book Review 06 January 2021 Pages: 91 - 94

22. Modeling modeling

    • Gabe Dupre

    Book Review 06 November 2020 Pages: 95 - 98

23. Halverson’s non-equivalent concepts of equivalence

    • T. Parent

    Book Review 10 January 2021 Pages: 99 - 102

24. New frontiers in the aesthetics of science

    • Devon Brickhouse-Bryson

    Book Review 03 February 2021 Pages: 103 - 105

25. A succinct primer to philosophy of science

    • David W. Harker

    Book Review 04 January 2021 Pages: 107 - 109

26. Consolidating a new approach in the philosophy of science

    • Derek Skillings

    Book Review 06 February 2021 Pages: 111 - 114

27. The social construction of human categories

    • Jonathan Y. Tsou

    Book Review 16 November 2020 Pages: 115 - 118

28. Narrative as cognitive instrument

    • Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen

    Book Review 22 January 2021 Pages: 119 - 122

29. A clear mind and a gurgling laugh

    • Caterina Sisti

    Book Review 16 November 2020 Pages: 123 - 126

30. A French botanist in North America

    • Olivier Perru

    Book review 25 January 2021 Pages: 127 - 129

31. Conscientious refusals to provide reproductive health care

    • Carolyn Mason

    Book Review 17 November 2020 Pages: 131 - 134

32. At the precipice now, in eternal safety thereafter?

    • Simon Friederich
    • Emilie Aebischer

    Book Review 04 February 2021 Pages: 135 - 139

33. An inconvenient truth: the end of western scientific culture

    • Francisco López-Cantos

    Book Review 06 February 2021 Pages: 141 - 143

34. The depths of the sea

    • Fabio De Sio

    Book Review Open access 29 December 2020 Pages: 145 - 148

35. A stellar career in a male universe

    • Naomi Pasachoff

    Book Review 03 January 2021 Pages: 149 - 152

36. Other stars, other planets, and other life: a primer that goes two-thirds of the way

    • Marc Champagne

    Book Review 01 January 2021 Pages: 153 - 156

37. Antarctic conservation

    • Daniella McCahey

    Book Review 21 January 2021 Pages: 157 - 160

38. Some historical scaffolding for mathematical structuralism

    • Mark Zelcer

    Book Review 02 January 2021 Pages: 161 - 164

39. The perfecting, or near-perfecting, of philosophy

    • Christopher P. Noble

    Book Review 02 January 2021 Pages: 165 - 168

40. Laying the foundation for the Galileo myth

    • Matteo Valleriani

    Book Review Open access 05 January 2021 Pages: 169 - 171