Research Articles
Reinventing Cyberfeminism: Where Biology Meets Binary Code
Exploring how cyberfeminism is evolving at the intersection of digital technology and biological sciences, challenging traditional concepts of gender, reproduction, and physical forms.
Does Darwinism Survive? The Evolution of Darwin's Theory in Modern Biology
Exploring how Darwin's theory of evolution has transformed and enriched modern biology over 150 years after The Origin of Species.
The Organic Response: How Life Reacts to Survive and Thrive
Explore the science of organic response - how living organisms detect environmental changes and react to maintain homeostasis, ensure survival, and support adaptation.
The Biology of Right and Wrong: How Evolution and Responsibility Shape Human Ethics
Exploring the biological and cultural foundations of ethics through the perspectives of Hans Jonas and Francisco Ayala
More Than "Survival of the Fittest": The Surprising Engine of Evolution
Explore the biological principles and threshold concepts of natural selection through the classic peppered moth experiment and modern evolutionary biology tools.
The Song of the Cell and the Soul: When the Bhagavata Purana Meets Modern Biology
An exploration of the dialogue between ancient Hindu wisdom in the Bhagavata Purana and contemporary biological theories of life, consciousness, and inheritance.
The Unseen Race: How Evolution Shapes Your Daily Life
Discover how evolution is not just a historical process but an ongoing force shaping our daily lives, from antibiotic resistance to urban adaptation.
Evolution in the Classroom: Why Teaching Our Branching Family Tree Matters
An engaging exploration of evolutionary theory for high school biology teachers, covering key concepts, landmark studies, and practical teaching tools.
The Secret Rulers of the Earth: A Journey into the World of Nematodes
Discover the fascinating world of nematodes - the microscopic worms that shape our ecosystems and revolutionized biological science.
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.