Research Articles
The Mind's Blueprint: How Hebb and Vygotsky Built an Integrated Science of Mind
Explore how Donald Hebb and Lev Vygotsky developed complementary theories that shape our understanding of learning, memory, and human development through biological and social perspectives.
The Invisible Intruders: How Endocrine Disruptors Are Silently Reshaping Our Health
Explore how endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) interfere with our hormonal systems and reshape our biology, from altering brain circuitry to changing medical treatment responses.
The Midnight Spawn: Unlocking the Atlantic Bluefin Tuna's Secret Reproductive Clock
Discover how scientists used transport cages to reveal the Atlantic bluefin tuna's precise nocturnal spawning behavior and its implications for conservation.
From Social Darwinism to Sociobiology: The Journey of Biological Determinism in Social Science
Explore the developmental trajectory of biological determinism from Social Darwinism to modern sociobiology and evolutionary psychology.
Mapping the Geography of Aging: How Disability Traverses Space and Time in Our Longest Lives
Explore the revolutionary science of space-time structure in disability and how it's transforming our understanding of aging and longevity.
The Jerusalem Artichoke: How a Misnamed Tuber is Revolutionizing Health and Science
Explore the remarkable properties of Jerusalem artichoke, its unique chemistry, health benefits, and agricultural applications in this comprehensive scientific review.
Proximate vs. Ultimate: The Evolutionary Puzzle Evo-Devo Is Solving
Explore how evolutionary developmental biology (evo-devo) is transforming our understanding of proximate and ultimate causation in biology.
Pyrimidine Compounds: The Next Generation of Cancer-Fighting Protein Kinase Inhibitors
Explore how pyrimidine compounds are revolutionizing cancer treatment through targeted protein kinase inhibition, offering precision oncology solutions.
The Brain's Backup Plan: How a Tiny Worm Redefines Genetic Destiny
Discover how EOR-1 and EOR-2 proteins guide neuron development independently of major signaling pathways in C. elegans, challenging our understanding of genetic destiny.
The Spinning Science of Scaffolds: From Flying Droplets to Artificial Tissues
Discover how aerodynamically driven biofabrication uses air and electricity to create tissue scaffolds for regenerative medicine.