Savory Stories About Salt
November 1, 2023
What do these articles have in common? Sodium chloride, a common substance with wide application.
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Archive: Tiny RNAs Discovered (2001)
October 28, 2023
The discovery of micro-RNAs, announced 22 years ago, launched a huge new effort into epigenetics: cataloging and understanding the many parts of the cell that regulate genes.
Archive Classic: 2003 News on Cells
October 7, 2023
Here are two CEH articles from 20 years ago—worth reading—that were lost during the website upgrade.
Maxwell Demon Secret: Intelligent Design
August 30, 2023
An instance has been found of James Clerk Maxwell's speculation about overcoming entropy.
Genetics of Skin Color Defies Evolution
August 25, 2023
Skin color: We used to believe it was produced by 3 genes; the number is now 135.
Purify Science by Kicking Darwin Out
August 16, 2023
Science writers would do well to apply a Darwin Filter before putting pen to paper.
To Solve Problems, Look to Nature
July 27, 2023
A wealth of engineering solutions is all around us if we but observe and learn.
How Deer Grow Antlers
July 14, 2023
Some species of deer grow full sets of antlers every year. Learn what stem cells have to do with this.
Repair Implies Foresight Implies Design
July 11, 2023
Multiple mechanisms are at work maintaining the body and repairing injuries to cells and tissues.
Body Design Extends to the Cell
July 6, 2023
From the whole body to each individual cell, we appear engineered for a purpose.
Redundancy in the Genetic Code Serves an Engineering Purpose
June 21, 2023
It's not wasteful to keep multiple copies of genes in the genome, a test of redundancy shows.
Internal Beauty: the Nuclear Pore Complex
June 16, 2023
Like a 3-D puzzle solved in 15 minutes, the nuclear envelope is a wonder to behold.
Genome Maintenance Defies Evolution
June 14, 2023
Darwinism cannot explain the multi-part systems required to maintain the DNA code.
Cells Recycle Their Own Garbage
May 26, 2023
An efficient system involving multiple complex parts keeps a cell clean, new Darwin-free research reveals.
Out On a Limb: The Evolution of Olympians
May 24, 2023
Pole vaulters, gymnasts, and hurdlers got their start by accident in precocious fish, say evolutionists.