Research Articles
From Ladders to Webs: The Pictures That Shaped Our View of Life
How Darwin's tree of life overturned 2,000 years of biological thinking and why we're redrawing it again with modern metaphors.
Evolutionary Competition as Religion: A Biological Perspective on Maori and Vaisnava Sahajiya Traditions
Exploring how religious traditions function as evolutionary adaptations through case studies of Maori and Vaisnava Sahajiya traditions
The Hidden Philosopher: How Biology is Shaping Our Deepest Questions About Life
Explore the fascinating intersection of biology and philosophy, examining core debates, key experiments, and modern applications in the philosophy of biology.
The Complexity Paradox: How Evolution Builds Sophisticated Systems from Simple Rules
Exploring how evolution creates biological complexity through digital experiments and theoretical frameworks
Biocultural Theory: The Tapestry of Human Experience
Explore biocultural theory, an integrative framework revealing how biology and culture interact in a continuous feedback loop to shape human experience.
Beyond the "What": How a 60-Year-Old Biology Idea is Revolutionizing Neuroscience
Discover how Niko Tinbergen's Four Questions provide a complete framework for understanding brain function and behavior in modern neuroscience education.
How Embryos Unlock Evolution's Secrets: Teaching Biology's Next Frontier
Exploring how evolutionary developmental biology (evo-devo) transforms our understanding of evolution and biology education through interdisciplinary approaches.
The Biological and Cultural Grounds for Ethics: Hans Jonas and Francisco Ayala
Exploring how our moral compass emerges from the dialogue between biological evolution and cultural development through the works of Hans Jonas and Francisco Ayala.
Making Sense of Race: The Ideology, Biology, and Impact on Health
Exploring the complex relationship between race ideology, human biological variation, and health disparities in medical research.
The Conscious Cell: Are Bacteria the Key to Understanding Consciousness?
Exploring the radical theory that consciousness began with the earliest life forms - a scientific investigation into bacterial sentience.