Research Articles
The Reality Question: How Biology Challenges Our Search for Truth
Exploring how biology reshapes our understanding of scientific truth through evolutionary perspectives, biological functions, and visual perception experiments.
The Digital Cell: Playing God with Pixelated Biology
Explore how cellular automata are revolutionizing our understanding of biochemical systems through computational modeling of life's complex processes.
Beyond Generalized Darwinism: Where Biology Meets Economics
Exploring how evolutionary economics moves beyond simple biological parallels to develop a richer understanding of economic change through naturalistic philosophy.
Survival of the Fittest Phone: The Darwinian Evolution of Everyday Objects
Discover how everyday objects like smartphones and USB drives evolve through Darwinian principles of variation, selection, and inheritance.
Genomics Revolution: Rewriting the Fruit Fly Family Tree
How genomics is transforming our understanding of Drosophila evolution through phylogenomics and genome sequencing.
The Clock Within: A Journey Through the History and Biology of Aging
Explore the fascinating history and biology of aging, from ancient elixirs to modern epigenetic research and the nine hallmarks of aging.
Beyond Nature Versus Culture: How Cultural Variation Emerges as an Evolved Adaptation
Explore how cultural variation functions as an evolved adaptation, enabling humans to thrive in diverse environments through the lens of cultural evolutionary theory.
The Green Menace: How Climate Change is Fueling Toxic Algal Blooms
Explore how climate change and human activity are creating perfect conditions for toxic cyanobacterial blooms in freshwater systems worldwide.
The Green Spark: How Flipping the Script on Science Can Save Our Planet
Exploring how action-oriented environmental science with strategic communication can create real-world impact for our planet.
The Night Shift: Unlocking the Secrets of the Cyclocephalini Beetles
Explore the fascinating world of Cyclocephalini beetles, their role as nocturnal pollinators, and their unique relationship with plants like Philodendron through scent deception.