ISCID is pleased to announce the publication of the January - June 2003 Double
Issue of Progress in Complexity, Information and Design. The double issue of
PCID features papers from I.G.D. Strachan on evolutionary simulations, Frank
J. Tipler on the nature of peer review, Joshua Smart on the application of
irreducible complexity and several others. In addition, we have included an
interactive online simulation of text evolution.
Featured Papers
An
Evaluation of "Ev"
by I.G.D. Strachan
Refereed Journals: Do They Insure Quality or Enforce Orthodoxy?
by Frank J. Tipler
On the Application of Irreducible Complexity
by Joshua A. Smart
The Bacterial Flagellum: A Response to Ursula Goodenough
by John R. Bracht
A Shot in the Dark
by David Owen
Tegmark’s
Parallel Universes: A Challenge to Intelligent Design?
by Karl D. Stephan
Still Spinning Just Fine: A Response to Ken Miller
by William A. Dembski
Probability of randomly assembling a primitive cell on Earth: Part II
by Dermott J. Mullan
An Evolutionary Manifesto: A New Hypothesis For Organic Change
by John A. Davison
PCID Policy Change
Peer Review or Peer Censorship?
by William A. Dembski
Online Simulation
Vignere Encoded Text Evolution
Special Features
A 21st Century view of evolution
Transcript of online chat with James Shapiro
Ontogenetic Depth as a Complexity Metric for the Cambrian Explosion
Transcript of online chat with Paul Nelson
File Date: 07.11.03