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What evolution can tell us about why we laugh

By William Herkewitz | Posted May 8, 2013

A new study explains why whales have such unusual teeth

By Kate Baggaley | Posted April 22, 2013

Do post-menopausal women deserve the credit for humans’ long life span?

By Roni Jacobson | Posted February 20, 2013

Rapper Baba Brinkman talks about online dating in his latest science-themed play

By Arielle Duhaime-Ross | Posted December 19, 2012

Differences in chimpanzee and human punishing behaviors

By Roni Jacobson | Posted November 19, 2012

Artist Joana Ricou discusses her biology-inspired art

By Arielle Duhaime-Ross | Posted October 28, 2012

Songbirds provide evidence of evolution driven by urbanization

By Kate Baggaley | Posted October 16, 2012

One species of wasps innately knows the order of queens-to-come in the colony and avoids internal conflict

By Naveena Sadasivam | Posted October 5, 2012

An afternoon with evolutionary ecologist Steve Brady

One former student’s experience with science education in the Volunteer State

By Miriam Kramer | Posted April 13, 2012

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Actually it’s a lot like “The Fugitive”
What the heck is the polymerase chain reaction?
This molecular line dance is the most important process in genetic science