With a message that is timely and essential, Neil Shubin delivers a compendium of both historical and very recent scientific ...

Ultimately, The Book of Records is a sobering meditation on the human condition in times of crises. It critiques historical ...

A palaeoanthropologist is being honoured for his work tracing the evolution and origins of humans. A blue plaque will be installed at the former home of Louis Leakey in High Street, Foxton, ...

Conference of the Society of Catholic Scientists will take place June 6–8 at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.

While “normal” encompasses statistical, medical, psychological, and sociocultural dimensions, its definitions diverge ...

Instincts matter because they connect us to nature's raw, enduring truths. They remind us that beneath the complexity of ...

David Wood never set out to study evolutionary science — let alone reinterpret one of the world’s most iconic military texts.

Rice University’s Scott Solomon, a biologist, science communicator and teaching professor in the Department of Biosciences, ...

With AI, “we are in the process not of re-creating human biology,” said Thomas Naselaris, a neuroscientist at the University ...

About 25% of all human proteins are estimated ... care as well as enhance our view of evolution. It’s a win-win. Somdatta Karak, PhD heads science communication and public outreach at the ...

Bacterial resistance to antibiotics is a growing health threat, but its evolution outside laboratory settings is poorly understood. Bacteria living in the human gut are now found to evolve ...

laying the foundations for new insights into the roots of human disease and evolution. “It’s mutations that ultimately differentiate us from other species,” says author Lynn Jorde, PhD. “We’re getting ...