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Postmodernism; Nibbling at the Edges of the Biological Sciences Abrahamic sects aren't the only bullying woo mongers we have to contend with. The social sciences have long been under attack by a differen… Started by Phil	40	Sep 18, 2011 Reply by TNT666
The Impacts of Testosterone on Personality I just listened to this very interesting radio broadcast on CBC Radio One studying the various impacts of testosterone on our personalities… Started by TNT666	1	Sep 7, 2011 Reply by Steph S.
Cell Communication compared to walkie talkies When it comes to speaking out, cells wait their turn Cell communication is essential for the development of any organism. Scientists know… Started by Steph S.	0	Sep 7, 2011
Rapid Evolution has been underestimated Rapid Evolution Within Single Crop-Growing Season Increases Insect Pest Numbers Those who still deny evolution are in for a reality check.… Started by Ruth Anthony-Gardner	2	Aug 29, 2011 Reply by Steph S.
Humans as the Center of the Universe From the New York Times Sunday Book Review, David Deutsch's Beginning of Infinity has a concept for us that's somewhat counter-intuitive fo… Started by Phil	2	Aug 20, 2011 Reply by Phil
Synthesizing Life Here's one to get the "social conservatives'" bloomers in a wad. http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/28/science/28life.html?pagewanted=3&_r=… Started by Phil	0	Jul 30, 2011
A hearty laugh from today's news Supplements That May Help Fight Alzheimer’s was the practical-sounding headline. Turned out the "researchers" independent variable was a mi… Started by Ruth Anthony-Gardner	1	Jun 26, 2011 Reply by Steph S.
Arsenates, Ammonia and Other Alternate Lifestyles It may just be that our particular phosphate-based DNA is not the only game in town - or out of town. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-e… Started by Phil	7	Dec 3, 2010 Reply by Phil
Greatly Increased Odds of Complex Life in the Universe Red dwarf stars are long-lived and provide a very good potential for the development of life within their systems. Now it's estimated that… Started by Phil	0	Dec 2, 2010
Introduce yourselves! Hi, I'm Andrew. I'm a 3rd year PhD student. My project concerns artificial reefs: particularly the marine life associated with offshore o… Started by Andrew	34	Nov 5, 2010 Reply by Adam McCullough