Research Articles
The Last of Their Kind: What Winged Mice Can Teach Us About Extinction
Exploring conservation biology through Tatsuaki Ishiguro's story of the last winged mice and what they reveal about extinction science.
The Biological Roots of Political Conflict: Are We Hardwired to Disagree?
Exploring the evolutionary origins of political differences through biology, genetics, and neuroscience.
Shades of Gray: Teaching Embryology Beyond the Sex Binary
Exploring the complex science of sexual differentiation in embryology, moving beyond the simplistic binary to understand the spectrum of natural development.
Unitas Multiplex: The Biological Architecture of Consciousness
Exploring how the brain's intricate dance of cells creates the unified experience of self through biological architectures of consciousness.
The Invisible Revolution: How Reproductive Science Tamed Life's Greatest Secret
Explore how reproductive science emerged from taboo to transform medicine, agriculture, and our relationship with life itself between 1910-1940.
The Invisible Workhorses of Life: A Journey into Enzyme Action
Explore the fascinating world of enzymes - nature's biological catalysts that power every chemical reaction in living organisms. Learn about enzyme structure, function, and experimental investigation.
From Butcher to Biologist: How Science Transformed the Surgeon's Scalpel
Explore how modern surgery has evolved from mechanical intervention to biological orchestration, focusing on wound healing and angiogenesis.
Race: A Biological Fiction That Shapes Our Real World
Exploring the scientific evidence that biological races do not exist in humans and understanding race as a social construct with real-world consequences.
The Hidden Language: How DNA Writes the Story of Life
Explore the fascinating world of DNA, genetic theory, and the hidden secrets within our genetic code that shape all life.
The Superorganism Within You: Why Biology's Biggest Idea is Stuck in the Lab
Exploring the microbiome revolution and why this groundbreaking biological concept is struggling to transform modern medicine due to disciplinary divisions.