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Howard H. Pattee

Biology

#2475

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#3918

Historical Rank

#1104

USA Rank

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Howard H. Pattee's Degrees

PhD Biophysics University of Pennsylvania
Bachelors Physics University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Howard Hunt Pattee is an American biologist, Professor Emeritus at Binghamton University and Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He graduated at Stanford University in 1948 and completed a Ph.D. there in 1953.

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Howard H. Pattee's Published Works

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Hierarchy Theory: The Challenge of Complex Systems (1973) (622)
Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid (1983) (279)
DYNAMIC AND LINGUISTIC MODES OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS (1977) (267)
X‐Ray Optics and X‐Ray Microanalysis (1964) (199)
The physics of symbols: bridging the epistemic cut. (2001) (159)
Simulations, Realizations, and Theories of Life (1987) (143)
On the design of devices with emergent semantic functions (1989) (113)
X‐Ray Microscopy and Microradiography (1958) (105)
Evolution experiments with an artificial ecosystem. (1970) (103)
The complementarity principle in biological and social structures (1978) (93)
Artificial Life Needs a Real Epistemology (1995) (89)
The Physical Basis and Origin of Hierarchical Control (2012) (82)
Evolving Self-reference: Matter, Symbols, and Semantic Closure (2012) (79)
Physical theories of biological co-ordination (1971) (74)
Cell Psychology: An Evolutionary Approach to the Symbol-Matter Problem (2012) (70)
How Does a Molecule Become a Message (2012) (61)
The Physical Basis of Coding and Reliability in Biological Evolution (1967) (61)
On the origin of macromolecular sequences. (1961) (56)
Laws and Constraints, Symbols and Languages (2012) (53)
LAWS, LANGUAGE and LIFE (2012) (49)
The complementarity principle and the origin of macromolecular information. (1979) (45)
The Necessity of Biosemiotics: Matter-Symbol Complementarity (2008) (45)
Physical Problems of the Origin of Natural Controls (1973) (43)
Quantum mechanics, heredity and the origin of life. (1967) (40)
Physical and Functional Conditions for Symbols, Codes, and Languages (2008) (40)
The measurement problem in artificial world models. (1989) (37)
The limitations of formal models of measurement, control, and cognition (1993) (37)
The scanning x-ray microscope. (1953) (36)
Physical Problems of Decision-Making Constraints (1972) (35)
Chapter 1 – THE NATURE OF HIERARCHICAL CONTROLS IN LIVING MATTER (1972) (34)
Causation, Control, and the Evolution of Complexity (2012) (31)
Laws, Constraints, and the Modeling Relation – History and Interpretations (2007) (29)
Laws, langugae and life : Howard Pattee's classic papers on the physics of symbols with contemporary commentary (2012) (28)
Approaches to x-ray microscopy. (1953) (28)
A biosemiotic conversation: Between physics and semiotics (2009) (25)
Complementarity vs. reduction as explanation of biological complexity. (1979) (23)
Epistemic, Evolutionary, and Physical Conditions for Biological Information (2013) (23)
Cell phenomenology: The first phenomenon. (2015) (22)
Physical problems of decision-making constraints. (1972) (21)
The Measurement Problem in Physics, Computation, and Brain Theories (1992) (20)
Irreducible and complementary semiotic forms (2001) (19)
Instabilities and Information in Biological Self-Organization (2012) (16)
The recognition of hereditary order in primitive chemical systems. (1965) (14)
Universal Principles of Measurement and Language Functions in Evolving Systems (2012) (14)
The Physics of Autonomous Biological Information (2006) (14)
Statistical studies of protein sequences: pair and triplet analysis in helical conformations. (1967) (13)
The problem of biological hierarchy (2017) (13)
Postscript: Unsolved Problems and Potential Applications of Hierarchy Theory (2012) (12)
Experimental approaches to the origin of life problem. (2006) (12)
MEASUREMENT-CONTROL HETERARCHICAL NETWORKS IN LIVING SYSTEMS (1991) (10)
The Problem of Observables in Models of Biological Organizations (2012) (10)
Evolved Open-Endedness, Not Open-Ended Evolution (2019) (10)
Clues from Molecular Symbol Systems (2012) (9)
Biological Systems Theory: Descriptive and Constructive Complementarity (1978) (9)
The microfluoroscope; an x-ray microscope for direct visual or photometric measurements in biological specimens is described. (1958) (6)
The origins of Michael Conrad's research programs (1964-1979). (2002) (4)
X-ray microscopy and X-ray microanalysis : proceedings of the Second International Symposium (Stockholm, 1960) (1960) (4)
Between Physics and Semiotics (2011) (4)
The physics of symbols evolved before consciousness (2015) (4)
Response by H. H. Pattee to Jon Umerez’s Paper: “Where Does Pattee’s “How Does a Molecule Become a Message?” Belong in the History of Biosemiotics?” (2009) (3)
Artificial Intelligence and Natural Man (1979) (3)
Discrete and Continuous Processes in Computers and Brains (2012) (3)
Experimental lead poisoning in bald eagles (1979) (3)
Comment by H.H. Pattee (1983) (2)
Natural automata and useful simulations : proceedings (1966) (2)
X-ray microscopy and microradiography : proceedings of a symposium held at the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge, 1956 (1957) (2)
Response to A. S. Iberall (1979) (2)
An Instrument for Soft X-Ray Selected-Area Microdiffraction* (1964) (1)
Responses to ‘Computationalism‘ (1990) (1)
Natural automata and useful simulations : proceedings of a Symposium on Fundamental Biological Models (1966) (1)
Symbol Grounding Precedes Interpretation (2021) (1)
PARTIAL CELL IRRADIATION AND SOFT X-RAY MICRODIFFRACTION (1963) (1)
Molecular evolution in protobiological systems Final report, Dec. 1, 1961 - Nov. 30, 1964 (1965) (1)
NO PART OF THIS BOOK MAY BE REPRODUCED IN ANY FORM, BY PHOTOSTAT, MICROFILM, OR ANY OTHER MEANS, WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE PUBLISHERS (2012) (1)
A biosemiotic conversation (2009) (1)
Molecules and Evolution.Thomas H. Jukes (1968) (0)
Possibilities of the Scanning X-Ray Microscope (2012) (0)
THE NATURE OF BIERARUBIUAL CONTROLS IN LIVING HATTER (2012) (0)
Epistemic, Evolutionary, and Physical Conditions for Biological Information (2012) (0)
Self-reproducing automata, relational systems and cell 1 theory (1969) (0)
The biochemical approach to life: By F. R. Jevons, Lecturer in Biological Chemistry, University of Manchester. Basic Books, Inc., New York, 1964. 184 pp. $4.50 (1965) (0)
Letter from Howard Pattee to Joshua Lederberg (1959) (0)
Rec3ent developments in x-ray in microscopy. (1960) (0)
Artificial Life Needs a Real Epistemology 1. What Can Artificial Life Tell Us about Reality? 1. What Can Artificial Life Tell Us about Reality? (1995) (0)
The Thread of Life.John C. Kendrew (1968) (0)
Introduction—What These Papers Are About (2012) (0)
Molecular evolution in protobiological systems, including a search for catalysts and catalytic activity in the intermediate systems which form during the syntheses of low molecular weight organic compounds-semiannual status report no. 3, dec. 17 1962 (1963) (0)
Electron optical enalrgement of contact X-ray images (1960) (0)

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