Research Articles
Why You Love That Cozy Chair: Your Stone-Age Brain is the Designer
Explore how our ancient evolutionary instincts shape modern design preferences, from architecture to digital interfaces.
The Memory of You: How Your Life Story Gets Woven Into Your Very Biology
Explore the bio-psycho-social model of autobiographical memory and discover how your brain, psychology, and social context shape your life story.
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 Playful Puppy and the Serious Scientist: What Animal Games Tell Us About Evolution
Exploring the evolutionary significance of play behavior in animals and its crucial role in brain development and social skills.
The Six-Legged Masquerade: What Playing with Ants Teaches Us About Life
An immersive journey into the world of insect games and evolutionary deception through ant mimicry
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.
Foreword: Starting JMC - Unveiling the Brain's Blueprint for Movement
Explore the fascinating science of Joint Movement Control (JMC) and how revolutionary technologies are decoding the brain's language of movement.
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.
Why Human Evolution Should Be Essential Learning for Every Health Professional
Discover why understanding human evolution is crucial for medicine and psychology students to diagnose, treat, and prevent modern diseases.