1. How to account for information / Luciano Floridi -- 2. The fundamental properties of information-carrying relations / Hilmi Demir -- 3. Biological information as natural computation / Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic -- 4. On biological computing, information and molecular networks / Walter Riofrio -- 5. Programming languages as mathematical theories / Ray Turner -- 6. The Hypercomputational case for substance dualism / Selmer Bringsjord -- 7. Identity in the real world-- Matteo Casu, Luca Albergante -- 8. Knowledge, truth, and values in computer science / Timothy Colburn, Gary Shute -- 9. Logic and abstraction as capabilities of the mind / David Saab, Uwe Riss -- 10. Applying Lakatos-style reasoning to AI domains-- Alison Pease ... [et al.] -- 11. Deconstructive design as an approach for opening trading zones / Doris Allhutter, Roswitha Hofmann -- 12. Scientific authorship and E-commons / Luc Schneider -- 13. Armchair warfare 'on terrorism'. on robots, targeted assassinations and strategic violations of international law / Jutta Weber -- 14. Information technology, the good and modernity / Pak-Hang Wong -- 15. Computing, philosophy and reality: a novel logical approach / Joseph Brenner -- 16. Computational space, time and quantum mechanics / Michael Nicolaidis -- 17. Seeing for knowing: the Thomas effect and computational science / Jordi Vallverdú --

18. Computer simulations and traditional experimentation: from a material point of view / Juan Durán -- 19. What is it like to be a robot? / Kevin Warwick -- 20. Why AI and robotics are going nowhere fast / Antoni Diller -- 21. Embodying cognition: a morphological perspective / David Casacuberta, Saray Ayala, Jordi Vallverdú -- 22. Challenges of complex systems in cognitive and complex systems / Klaus Mainzer.