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So we say things like "Iran is trying to obtain nuclear weapons" or "Iran deserves to be annihilated."
The farther we peer into space with powerful telescopes, the farther back into the history of the universe we see.
If you read some of my previous posts on the economy and the crisis of the eurozone, you would know already my opinion about the stupidity of fiscal austerity during recessionary cycle.
Critical analysis is at the heart of the scientific process.
Welcome to The Evolution Institute
Evolution: Education and Outreach — the new journal aspiring to promote accurate understanding and comprehensive teaching of evolutionary theory for a wide audience — will be freely available through December 31, 2011, thanks to the generosity of its publisher, Springer.
We ought to look to nature—and its 3.5 billion years of adaptations for survival—for how to better protect ourselves from terrorist attacks, natural disasters and infectious disease.
My new book, The Neighborhood Project: Using Evolution to Improve My City, One Block at a Time , was published by Little, Brown last Wednesday and featured on National Public Radio's Weekend Edition today. My main objective in writing the book is to show how evolutionary science can be used to improve our lives in a practical sense, at scales both small and large.
Dans cette enquête relevant de la psychologie et de la sociologie de la connaissance, Dominique Guillo, chercheur au CNRS, sociologue et historien des sciences, remet en cause un schéma dominant, selon lequel, alors que beaucoup d’Américains sont souvent anti-darwiniens et portés au créationnisme par conviction religieuse, les Français sont au contraire très largement imprégnés des idées darwiniennes. C’est à cette perception de l’évolution par les non-spécialistes que s’intéresse le chercheur, qui mobilise pour cela quatre champs d’investigation successifs pour mener son enquête sur les représentations hexagonales : Un panel d’ouvrages d’histoire des sciences et de manuels scolaires de lycée, à propos de l’histoire des idées évolutionnistes.
[Journalists] seem to feel let down when they discover that the real people aren't anything like the way they so relentlessly portray us; as if, since they've gone to the trouble of inventing extravagant caricatures of us, we should at least have the decency to live up to them in real life.
Daniel Lieberman, Professor of Human Evolutionary Biology at Harvard, has devoted more than 20 years to asking how and why natural selection transformed ape heads into human heads. Drawing from his new book, The Evolution of the Human Head (Harvard University Press), Lieberman will explore how heads work, evolved, and why the human head is special. His answers have widespread ramifications for how we think about human evolution and the evolution of complex structures in other organisms .
This website seeks to promote the teaching and acceptance of the biological theory of evolution by emphasizing one of its great lessons: that life on Earth is one big extended family, and therefore we are related in an exact way to not only every other living thing, but also to every thing that ever lived. This view of life can be thought of as 'evolutionary genealogy'.
Hello everyone and welcome to another year of talk rounds and events from the London Evolutionary Research Network! We are delighted to announce our first talk of 2012 by Dr John Hutchinson, from the Structure and Motion Lab at the Royal Veterinary College!
Here then is the beta version of my strip about evolution. This is a chapter of the book Science Stories which will be out from Myriad Editions next spring.