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International Conference on the Unity of the Sciences
A Short History of the Conferences
Edward Haskell Chairman, Council for Unified Research and Education
ICUS
I (1972) Moral Orientation of the Sciences
20 participants from 8 nations
Nobusige Sawada President, Japanese Association of Philosophy of Science
ICUS II (1973) Modern Science and Moral Values
60 participants from 17 nations
Lord Adrian Professor of Physiology Nobel Laureate
ICUS III (1974) Science and Absolute Values
128 participants from 28 nations
Sir John Eccles Nobel Laureate Distinguished Professor of Physiology and
Biophysics
ICUS V (1976) The Search for Absolute Values: Harmony Among the
Sciences
360 participants from 53 nations
ICUS VI (1977) The Search for Absolute Values in a Changing World
400
participants from 50 nations
Eugene P. Wigner Nobel Laureate Professor of Physics Emeritus
ICUS VII
(1978) The Re evaluation of Existing Values and the Search for Absolute Values
450 participants from 60 nations
ICUS VIII (1979) The Responsibility of the Academic Community in the Search
for Absolute Values
485 participants from 67 nations
ICUS XII (1983) Absolute Values and the New Cultural Revolution
300
participants from 80 nations
ICUS X (1981) The Search for Absolute Values and the Creation of the
NewWorld
808 participants from 100 nations
ICUS XI (1982)The Search for Absolute Values and the Creation of the New
World
525 participants from 100 nations
ICUS XII (1983) Absolute Values and the New Cultural Revolution
300
participants from 80 nations
ICUS XV (1986) Absolute Values and the New Cultural Revolution
240
participants from 45 nations
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