Politics and Ethics No Need to Tinker With Human Embryos June 12, 2016 Programmed adult stem cells can do everything, but some researchers are determined to keep tinkering with human beings. CONTINUE READING
Early Man Why Was Farming Delayed? June 10, 2016 If intelligent humans were around for hundreds of thousands of years, why didn't any of them think about farming sooner? CONTINUE READING
Biomimetics Masters of Physics in Nature June 8, 2016 Plants and animals sometimes keep PhD physicists wondering how they do what they do. CONTINUE READING
Cosmology Cosmology in Perpetual Crisis June 7, 2016 Secular cosmologists are no closer to the truth than they were 20 years ago. CONTINUE READING
Botany Want a Wood-Plastic Bowl for Your Wood Stew? June 6, 2016 Scientists are realizing that components of wood have many practical and healthful uses. CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science Imploding Ideas Unnoticed by Their Advocates June 5, 2016 Fewer people would say foolish things if they noticed how ideas can refute themselves. CONTINUE READING
Human Body Your Supernatural Teeth June 3, 2016 Aspects of human teeth appear over-designed for their function. CONTINUE READING
Botany Peas and Prosperity June 1, 2016 A healthy plant community relies on natural mechanisms that agricultural scientists can tap into. CONTINUE READING
Biomimetics Re-inventing Transportation by Watching Animals May 31, 2016 Here are 3 ways science is advancing through the imitation of nature. CONTINUE READING
Botany Sunflower Motion Is a Black Box May 30, 2016 Something as commonly observable as sunflowers following the sun is difficult to explain. CONTINUE READING
Philosophy of Science Science Is Biased May 29, 2016 They admit it; you can't get rid of bias in science. Big Science has too many problems of its own to dictate ethics to others. CONTINUE READING
Early Man Neanderthals Underestimated Again May 27, 2016 Neanderthals show mental creativity for too long a period to support the evolutionary timeline. CONTINUE READING
Solar System More Challenges to Astrobiology May 26, 2016 There aren't likely as many places to live outside of Earth as earlier hoped. CONTINUE READING
Darwin and Evolution Evolution Is Not a Designer May 25, 2016 From Richard Dawkins to new prizewinning engineers, scientists get natural selection all wrong. CONTINUE READING
Education Teachers Squeamish About Evolution May 20, 2016 It may be the only game in town, but evolution-only education isn't turning biology professors into cheerleaders for Darwin. CONTINUE READING