1:00

Keynote Address by Andrea Woody (University of Washington, Philosophy). The Mediating Role of Diagrammatic Representation in Chemical Reasoning

2:00

Justin Humphreys (New School for Social Research, Philosophy). Abstraction and Diagrammatic Reasoning in Aristotle’s Philosophy of Geometry

2:50

Amir Teicher (Weizmann Institute of Science, Molecular Cell Biology). Broken Lines: Visualizing Human Differences in Twentieth-Century Anthropology and Psychology

3:40

Coffee Break

4:00

Henk W. de Regt (VU University, Amsterdam, Philosophy). Feynman Diagrams as Tools for Scientific Understanding

4:50

Ben Sheredos (University of California, San Diego, Philosophy). “Six Pictures in Supplemental are Worth More than 1000 Words in Main Text” - Analysis of Circadian Biologists' Publication Practices

8:30

Continental Breakfast

9:00

Greg Priest (Stanford University, History). Charles Darwin's "Tree of Life" Diagram as a Model of Evolutionary Processes

9:50

Miles Macleod (presenting) (University of Helsinki, Centre for Excellence in the Philosophy of the Social Sciences) and Nancy Nersessian (Harvard University, Psychology). The Cognitive Role of Diagrams in Interdisciplinary Model-building: The Case of Molecular Pathway Diagrams

10:40

Coffee Break

11:00

Thomas Shipley (presenting)(Temple University, Psychology) and Kristin Gagnier, Kinnari Atit, Carol Ormand. Sketching to Support Students in Developing Rich 3D Representations from STEM Diagrams

11:50

Keynote Address by Christian Schunn (University of Pittsburgh, Psychology & Learning and Research Development Center). When (and Why) Do Mathematical Representations Help Students Think Scientifically?

12:50

Lunch on your own

2:10

Keynote Address by Mary Hegarty (University of California Santa Barbara, Psychology).The Power of Diagrams in Science and the Challenges of Diagrams in Science Education

3:10

Ryan Tweney (Bowling Green State University, Psychology). Maxwell's Use of Diagrams: The Interplay of Mathematics and Visualization

4:00

Coffee Break

4:20

John Huss (University of Akron, Philosophy). Diagrammatic Reasoning in Paleontology

5:10

Yin Chung Au (University College London, Department of Science and Technology Studies). Synthesising Heterogeneity: a Quantitative Study of Diagrams in Apoptosis Research, 1980-2005

8:30

Continental Breakfast

9:00

Laura Perini (Pomona College, Philosophy). Evidential Reasoning at the Limits of Depiction

9:50

Yoichi Ishida (Ohio University, Philosophy). Visual Thinking in Genetics: A Case of Genetic Maps in Seymour Benzer's Research on Genetic Fine Structure

10:40

Coffee Break

11:00

Allen Janis (University of Pittsburgh, Physics & Astronomy). Diagrams in Physics

11:50

Iulia Mihai (Ghent University, Sarton Centre for History of Science). Diagrams and Problem Solving: Taylor and Euler on the Vibrating String

12:40

Adjourn