Research Articles
The Flawed Blueprint: Why Our Genome Reveals Evolution, Not Intelligent Design
Exploring how genomic flaws provide evidence for evolution rather than intelligent design, based on John C. Avise's work
The Secret Lives of Shape-Shifters: How Parasites with Complex Life Cycles Rule Our Ecosystems
Exploring the crucial ecological role of parasites with complex life cycles and their impact on ecosystems and evolution
Nature's Invisibility Cloaks: How Evolution Engineered Camouflage and Why Science is Copying It
Exploring nature's camouflage strategies and how scientists are adapting these biological innovations for human technology.
The Height of Evolution: Did Natural Selection Make the Dutch the World's Tallest People?
Exploring whether Dutch height increase was due to natural selection or environmental factors, with data visualization and analysis.
The Consensus Gap: Why Students Accept Science—Or Don't
Exploring how understanding the Nature of Science affects acceptance of evolution and climate change among students
The Hidden Architecture of Evolution: How Modular Design Powers Life and Machines
Exploring how modular design principles power biological evolution and artificial systems, enabling adaptability and innovation.
The Information Imperative: How Life's Blueprint Evolves by the Bit
Exploring how information theory reveals the fundamental principles of biological evolution, from genomes to complex organisms.
Darwin in the Headlines: How a 19th-Century Naturalist Still Shapes Science and Society
Exploring how Charles Darwin's legacy continues to influence modern science, technology, and conservation efforts worldwide.
The Symbiotic Universe: How Cooperation Shapes Everything from Cells to Civilizations
Exploring how symbiogenesis—the permanent merging of organisms—is rewriting our understanding of evolution and cooperation across biological and technological systems.
The Invisible Handshake: How Immunity and Reproduction Co-Evolve
Exploring the intricate co-evolution of immune and reproductive systems across species, from ancient mechanisms to modern medical applications.