Dr. Joslyn serves on the editorial boards  of the International Journal of General Systems, the Journal of Biosemiotics, and Advances in Complex Systems; is a reviewer for a number of other journals; an author of many scientific papers; a member of a number of scientific review committees; and an editor of the Principia Cybernetica project for the collaborative development of a systemic-evolutionary philosophy. 

RESEARCH INTERESTS:

• Systems Science and Cybernetics 
• Knowledge Discovery in Databases: OLAP in relational databases
• Knowledge Representation: Ontologies and semantic hierarchies
• Applied order theory: lattice and hierarchy theory
• Generalized Information Theory and Uncertainty Quantification: Possibility Theory, Fuzzy Systems, Imprecise Probabilities, etc.
• Computational Semiotics and Semiotic Modeling
• Computational Biology and Biological Semiotics 
• Computer-Aided Systems Theory (CAST) 
• Cybernetic Philosophy

CURRICULUM VITAE: 7/06

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PUBLICATIONS: 7/06

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BIBLIOGRAPHY:

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 CURRENT PROJECTS AND WORK:

• Knowledge and Information Systems Science Team, Leader
• Host-Pathogen Interactions (Pathomics) in Avian Influenza: Ontological protein function annotatoin, Los Alamos National
• Structural Bioinformatics (Protein Function Inference), Project Member: Inference of protein function from sequence, structure, published literature, and biological knowledge bases.
• Theoretical and Computational Pathomics: Knowledge systems technologies for analysis and management of host-pathogen interactions and social effects of infectious disease
  
• Generalized Data-Driven Analysis and Integration, LANL PI
  
• Semantic Networks for the Department of Homeland Security: LANL PI: Ontologically enabled semantic network databases
• Epistemic Uncertainty Project, Project Member: GIT-based nontraditional uncertainty quantification for engineering modeling.
• Principia Cybernetica Project, Editor: Collaborative development of a systemic-evolutionary philosophy using Distributed Knowledge Systems technology.