Research Articles
The Population Puzzle: Why Biologists Can't Agree on What a 'Population' Really Is
Exploring Jacob Stegenga's philosophical challenge to biological population concepts and the implications for ecological research.
Navigating the Landscape of MANF Research: A Scientometric Journey
A comprehensive analysis of 25 years of MANF research using scientometric methods to map the evolution and future directions of this promising therapeutic protein.
What is Life? A Philosopher's Guide to Biology's Biggest Questions
Explore the intersection of biology and philosophy through key concepts, experiments, and tools that help us understand life's deepest mysteries.
The Ancient Guardian: How the Crocodile's Immune System Could Revolutionize Medicine
Exploring the remarkable immune system of crocodilians and its potential applications in modern medicine, from antimicrobial peptides to revolutionary treatments.
The Body's Diminishing Reserves: An Ayurvedic Guide to Dhatu-Kshaya and Your Health
Explore the Ayurvedic concept of Dhatu-Kshaya - the progressive depletion of the body's seven fundamental tissues and its impact on modern health conditions.
Beyond Biology: How Evolutionary Theory Is Unlocking the Secrets of Culture
Discover how evolutionary principles explain cultural phenomena like money, monarchy, and daily rituals through the groundbreaking framework of historical kinds.
Does Your Major Shape How You Learn Evolution? Anthropology vs. Biology
Explore how anthropology and biology students learn evolution differently, with comparative data on evolutionary understanding across disciplines.
The Silent Crisis: Why Shorebird Nests Are Vanishing
Exploring the alarming rates of shorebird nest predation and the connection to climate change through global research and Caspian steppe studies.
Preventing Hypertension in the Era of Genes and Environment
Explore how genetic and environmental factors interact in hypertension prevention and management in this comprehensive overview.
Nature's Problem-Solvers: How Weeds, Flowers and Krill Are Revolutionizing Computing
Explore how invasive weed, flower pollination, and krill evolutionary algorithms are transforming computational problem-solving through nature-inspired strategies.