Ji, S. (2002). Microsemiotics of DNA. Semiotica138 (1/4): 15-42.
Ji, S. (2002). The Bhopalator: An Information/Energy Dual Model of the Living Cell (II). Fundamenta Informaticae49:147-42.
2. Book Chapters (selected out of 68)
Ji, S. (1995). Complementarism: A Biology-Based Philosophical Framework to Integrate Western Science and Eastern Tao. In: Psychotherapy East and West: Integration of Psychotherapies. Korean Academy of Psychotherapists, Seoul, Korea. Pp. 518-548.Ji, S. (2001). Isomorphism between Cell and Human Languages: Micro- and Macrosemiotics. In: Semiotics 2000: “Sebeok’s Century” (Simpkins, S., and Deely, J., eds.), Legas, New York. Pp. 357-373. Ji, S. (2004). Molecular Information Theory: Solving the Mysteries of DNA. In: Modeling in Molecular Biology (G. Ciobanu,and Rozenberg, G., eds.), Natural Computinmg Series, Springer, pp. 141-150.
3. Proceedings, Abstracts, Posters & Seminars (selected out of over 120)
Ji, S. (1993). Complementarism: A New Dialogue Between Science and Religion. Proceedings of the KSEA Northeast Regional Conference, pp. 319-328.Ji, S. (2003). Computing with Numbers, Words or Molecules.Reports of the Research Group on Mathematical Linguistics (Martin-Vide, C., ed.), University of Rovira and Virgili, Taqrragona, Spain.Ji, S., Eom, J.-k., and Miura, R. (2004). Kinetic Model-Based Analysis of Microarray data. The 7th Microarray Gene Expression Data Society International Meeting, Toronto, September 8-10.Ji, S. (2006). The Proteome as an Autonomous Molecular Language: “Proteinese”. A Poster presented at the DIMACS Workshop on Sequences, Structure and Systems Approaches to Predict Protein Function, Rutgers University, Piscataway, May 3-5, 2006. Ji, S. (2006). How To Avoid Misinterpreting DNA Microarray Data. DIMACS Workshop on Machine Learning Techniques in Bioinformatics, Center for Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science, Rutgers University, Piscataway, N.J. 08855, July 11-12.
4. E-Mails (selected out of ~1,500)For all my posts on these topics, please google <NECSI Mailing List> and search for Sungchul Ji. About 1,000 of my posts since 2000 have been archived there.
Ji, S., editor (1991). Molecular Theories of Cell Life and Death, Rutgers University Press, New Brunswick. Fifteen contributors and 508 pages.1) Londonator2) FSDM (Frustrated Self-Defense Mechanisms) hypothesis of disease development Ji, S. (2009). Molecular Theory of the Living Cell: Conceptual Foundations, Molecular Mechanisms and Applications. Springer, New York (to appear).Ji, S. (2009). The Linguistics of DNA: Words, Sentences, Grammar, Phonetics and Semantics (under prepraration).