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• Book

  In Search of Memory: The Emergence of a New Science of Mind

  November 1, 2005 Eric R. Kandel W. W. Norton

  see also Amazon

• Does Irreducible Complexity Imply Intelligent Design?

  November 1, 2005 Mark Perakh Skeptical Inquirer

  irreducible complexity can even more reasonably be construed as an argument against Intelligent Design

• God goes to court in all but name

  October 31, 2005 Celeste Biever New Scientist, n.2523

  the insider's guide to the court battle over Intelligent Design, and what US schoolchildren should be taught about the origin of life

• The Origin of Intelligent Design

  October 30, 2005 Jonathan Witt Discovery Institute

  a brief history of the scientific theory of intelligent design

• Capturing a black hole's feeding habit

  October 29, 2005 New Scientist, n.2523, p.19

• Is US becoming hostile to science?

  October 28, 2005 Alan Elsner Yahoo! News (Reuters)

• Is US Becoming Hostile to Science?

  October 28, 2005 New York Times (Reuters)

• MIT professor sacked for fabricating data

  October 28, 2005 Eugenie Samuel Reich New Scientist

• News Update/Commentary

  Picky Female Frogs Drive Evolution of New Species in Less than 8,000 Years

  October 28, 2005 University of California, Berkeley Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Flipped Genetic Sequences Illuminate Human Evolution and Disease

  October 28, 2005 Howard Hughes Medical Institute Science Daily

• University of California at Berkeley sued over pro-evolution website

  October 28, 2005 Pam S. Sheppard Answers in Genesis

  use of religion to promote evolution violates First Amendment

• Parent wins court battle over evolution

  October 27, 2005 World Net Daily schools officials blocked proposal that encouraged debate

• News Update/Commentary

  'Epigenetics' Means What We Eat, How We Live and Love, Alters How Our Genes Behave

  October 27, 2005 Duke University Medical Center Science Daily

• Joint Statement Regarding the Kansas Science Education Standards (pdf)

  October 27, 2005 National Academy of Sciences and the National Science Teachers Association

• "Cooling of the Earth and core formation after the giant impact"

  October 27, 2005 Bernard J. Wood and Alex N. Halliday Nature, v.437, p.1345-1348

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Beat the clock

• "Human dynamics: Darwin and Einstein correspondence patterns"

  October 27, 2005 João Gama Oliveira and Albert-László Barabási Nature, v.437, p.1251

• EDITOR'S SUMMARY: Men of letters

• "Evolution of indirect reciprocity"

  October 27, 2005 Martin A. Nowak and Karl Sigmund Nature, v.437, p.1291-1298

  How can natural selection promote unselfish behaviour?

• Flores man special

  October 27, 2005 Nature

  A species of tiny human has been discovered, which lived on the remote Indonesian island of Flores just 18,000 years ago.

• Chimpanzees are indifferent to the welfare of unrelated group members

  October 27, 2005 Joan B. Silk, et al. Nature, v.437, p.1357-1359

• New book explains how evolution really works, rebuts intelligent design

  October 27, 2005 contact: Leah Gourley EurekAlert!

• Provine Talks on Intelligent Design Debate

  October 26, 2005 Brian Kaviar Cornell Daily Sun

  defends theory of evolution

• Geneticists hail variety show

  October 26, 2005 Roxanne Khamsi Nature (news@nature)

  map of DNA differences will help experts tailor drugs

• Learning About Fossils and Faith

  October 26, 2005 Sandy Swartzentruber Banner

• Fossils and Faith: Finding Our Way Through the Creation Controversy

  October 26, 2005 Faith Alive Christian Resources course for teens on the Christian beliefs about creation

• Designs on intelligence

  October 25, 2005 Nigel Williams Current Biology, v.15, n.20

  A US court began last month considering whether ‘intelligent design’ has any case for being taught as an alternative to Darwinian evolution, while a new film about penguins is being lauded by the Christian right as evidence of just such a mechanism.

• Intelligent design's plea for help

  October 25, 2005 Mike Argento York Daily Record (Pennsylvania)

• Group stresses need for scientific evidence

  October 25, 2005 USA Today

  the American Association for the Advancement of Science called for better discussion of scientific evidence and principles

• A Call to Action Against Intelligent Design

  October 24, 2005 Inside Higher Ed

  Cornell University’s interim president, Hunter R. Rawlings III, used his “state of the university” address to denounce “intelligent design”

• Paper Draws Criticism

  October 24, 2005 Elizabeth K. Wilson Chemical & Engineering News, v.83, n.43, p.60-61

  peer-reviewed paper arguing for the uncertainty of radiometric dating raises anticreationist hackles

• 'Intelligent design' supporters gather

  October 24, 2005 Ondrej Hejma Seattle Post-Intelligencer

• Alien life seems yet more likely

  October 24, 2005 New Scientist, n.2522, p.22

• Missing Links

  October 23, 2005 Peter Dizikes Boston Globe

  Proponents of Intelligent design have exploited a vexing question at the heart of Darwin's theory. Now, say two leading biologists, scientists can -- and must -- answer back.

• News Update/Commentary

  Natural Selection Has Strongly Influenced Recent Human Evolution, Study Finds

  October 23, 2005 Cornell University Science Daily

• An intelligent design of the times

  October 22, 2005 Juliette Hughes The Age (Australia)

  examines the boundaries between religion and science

• US geologists rally against intelligent design

  October 22, 2005 New Scientist, n.2522

  the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America saw its members joining their biologist brethren in attacking the creationist challenge to evolution

• New Noah predicts floods across the US

  October 22, 2005 New Scientist, n.2522, p.6

• Raptor inflicted death by a thousand bites

  October 22, 2005 New Scientist, n.2522, p.22

• Science Wars: Should Schools Teach Intelligent Design?

  October 21, 2005 American Enterprise Institute Wohlstetter Conference Center, Washington, D.C.

• Afterlife concept devalues earthly existence; celebrates death

  October 21, 2005 John Bice State News (Michigan State University)

• 'Intelligent Design' scorned

  October 21, 2005 Darrin Barnett NEWS.com.au (Australia)

• Tension Mounts on Intelligent Design

  October 21, 2005 Top Tech News

• In forthright speech, Rawlings calls on Cornell to address 'invasion of science by intelligent design'

  October 21, 2005 Susan S. Lang Cornell University

• EVOLUTION: "New Migration Route Could Lead to New Species of Bird"

  October 21, 2005 Elizabeth Pennisi Science, v.310, n.5747, p.419

• Science Does Not Need God. Or Does It? (pdf)

  October 21, 2005 George V. Coyne American Enterprise Institute

  lecture presented by the director of the Vatican Observatory

• Adaptive evolution of non-coding DNA in Drosophila

  October 20, 2005 Peter Andolfatto Nature, v.437, p.1149-1152

  EDITOR'S SUMMARY: The sound of silent DNA

• News Update/Commentary

  U. of Colorado Researcher Identifies Tracks of Swimming Dinosaur in Wyoming

  October 19, 2005 University of Colorado, Boulder Science Daily

• Thousands of Scientists Sign Petition Opposing the Teaching of Intelligent Design as Science

  October 19, 2005 Shovelbums.org

  no debate among scientists regardless of faith, Intelligent Design is not science

• Behe's 15th-century science

  October 19, 2005 Mike Argento York Daily Record (Pennsylvania)

• Behe backs off 'mechanisms'

  October 19, 2005 Lauri Lebo Free Republic (York Daily Record [Pennsylvania])

  cross exam in Dover evolution trial

• Junk DNA is critically important

  October 19, 2005 Science Daily (United Press International)