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• The rise of the molecular machines set to make new wonder materials

  March 2, 2022 Katharine Sanderson New Scientist

  Machines made of atoms are being used to sew together new materials molecule by molecule, which could open the floodgates to all manner of innovation

• How Can an Intestinal System Have an “Innate Memory”?

  March 2, 2022 Uncommon Descent

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  General statistical model shows that macroevolutionary patterns and processes are consistent with Darwinian gradualism

  March 2, 2022 Mark Pagel, Ciara O’Donovan, and Andrew Meade Nature Communications, v.13

• How artificial intelligence can help us figure out how life began

  March 2, 2022 Katharine Sanderson New Scientist

  How inanimate molecules first arranged themselves into life is one of the great mysteries. The answer could lie in a systematic exploration of chemical space

• News Update/Commentary

  Tooth study prompts rethink of human evolution

  March 2, 2022 University of Otago Science Daily

  A study into tooth wear in a group of wild Japanese macaques has significant implications for the study of human evolution, a new study has shown.

• News Update/Commentary

  Gradual evolution is back: Darwinian theory of gradual process explained in new research

  March 2, 2022 University of Reading Science Daily

  Abrupt shifts in the evolution of animals -- short periods of time when an organism rapidly changes size or form -- have long been a challenge for theorists including Darwin.

• Ancient DNA Overturns Assumptions

  March 2, 2022 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Increasing availability of sequences from ancient DNA is raising eyebrows among evolutionists but should raise alarms, too

• Darwin and the Victorian Culture Wars

  March 2, 2022 Neil Thomas Evolution News & Science Today

• The Remarkable Things We’re Learning About Bird Intelligence

  March 2, 2022 Denyse O'Leary Evolution News & Science Today

• The New Yorker Takes “A Journey to the Center of Our Cells”

  March 2, 2022 Casey Luskin Evolution News & Science Today

• Efforts to Resist the Big Bang and Its Implications for Cosmic Design

  March 2, 2022 Brian Miller Evolution News & Science Today

• Expanded alphabet, precise sequencing make DNA the next data storage solution

  March 2, 2022 Jenna Kurtzweil Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology, University of Illinois

  Adding seven new letters to DNA’s molecular alphabet and developing a precise readout method enabled Illinois researchers to transform the double helix into a robust, sustainable data storage platform fit for the Information Age.

• Bacteria Provided Plants with Genes To Colonize Land

  March 2, 2022 Uncommon Descent

• A Rapidly Closing Window to Secure a Liveable Future

  March 2, 2022 Roger Pielke Jr.

  The IPCC goes all in with implausible scenarios and political exhortation

• Debunked Transitional Fossils Just the Tip of the Iceberg

  March 2, 2022 Casey Luskin and Günter Bechly ID the Future

• Even Worms Feel Pain

  March 2, 2022 David P. Barash nautil.us

  An evolutionary biologist argues that animals could feel more pain than humans.

• On the Re-Release of Evolution: A View from the 21st Century

  March 2, 2022 Uncommon Descent

  zoom call with biochemist James Shapiro

• Book

  A Little Book about the Big Bang

  March, 2022 Tony Rothman Belknap Press: An Imprint of Harvard University Press

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• Book

  God: Eight Enduring Questions

  March, 2022 C. Stephen Layman University of Notre Dame Press

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• Heart of Darkness

  March, 2022 Subir Sarkar Inference

  Cosmologists are often in error, but never in doubt. -- Lev Landau

• Darwinian Influences on the Alt-Right

  March 1, 2022 Richard Weikart Evolution News & Science Today

• Molecular Machines

  March, 2022 Evolution News & Science Today

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• Five Amazing Adaptations That Help Animals Thrive in the Dark

  March 1, 2022 Brian Handwerk Smithsonian Magazine

  From snakes that use infrared radiation to find prey to deep sea fishes that communicate via bioluminescence, these creatures flourish without light

• News Update/Commentary

  Harmless or deadly? New study examines evolution of E. coli bacteria

  March 1, 2022 University of Technology Sydney Science Daily

  Genetic material from E. coli bacteria in farm animals could be contributing to the evolution of deadly strains of E. coli in humans.

• News Update/Commentary

  Bacteria genes gave ancient plants traits to colonize land

  March 1, 2022 Cell Press Science Daily

  Genes jumping from microbes to green algae hundreds of millions of years ago might have driven the evolution of land plants. Their analysis reveals that hundreds of genes from bacteria, fungi, and viruses have been integrated into plants

• Animal DNA Modifier Captured from Bacteria 60 Million Years Ago

  March 1, 2022 Uncommon Descent

• Paradox: Why Wasn’t Our Planet Frozen Solid in the Early Solar System?

  March 1, 2022 Uncommon Descent

• Future evolution: from looks to brains and personality

  March 1, 2022 Nicholas R. Longrich The Conversation

  how will humans change in the next 10,000 years?

• What you eat can reprogram your genes

  March 1, 2022 Monica Dus The Conversation

  an expert explains the emerging science of nutrigenomics

• Why Are Some Beetles Shiny? It’s Not What Researchers Thought

  March 1, 2022 Connor Lynch The Scientist

  The glossy shell of some beetles, it has long been speculated, helps hide the insects from predators. A recent paper put the hypothesis to the test -- and found it wanting.

• Opinion: How to Confront Anti-Science Sentiment

  March 1, 2022 Bill Sullivan The Scientist

  Reaching a science skeptic is not a matter of credentials; it’s a matter of heart.

• News Update/Commentary

  Deciphering algorithms used by ants and the Internet

  March 1, 2022 Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Science Daily

  These algorithms invest incrementally more resources as long as signs are encouraging but pull back quickly at the first sign of trouble. The systems are designed to be robust, allowing for portions to fail without harming the entire system.

• News Update/Commentary

  The rare discovery of a protein function universal to bacteria and humans

  March 1, 2022 Ohio State University Science Daily

  Knowing how binding mechanism works could aid in drug design

• Can Waiting for a Marshmallow Predict a Child's Future?

  March 1, 2022 Mind Matters

  Believing so was all the rage in recent decades but later research didn’t back up the idea

• How to Adapt Without New Genes

  March 1, 2022 David F. Coppedge Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Scientists are finding out, to their surprise, that organisms can adapt without mutations and natural selection

• A Deepening Crisis Forces Physicists to Rethink Structure of Nature’s Laws

  March 1, 2022 Natalie Wolchover Quanta Magazine

  For three decades, researchers hunted in vain for new elementary particles that would have explained why nature looks the way it does. As physicists confront that failure, they’re reexamining a longstanding assumption: that big stuff consists of smaller s

• Remember When Cells Were Random Blobs?

  March 1, 2022 Uncommon Descent

• Peer-reviewed Paper

  Roles of transposable elements in the regulation of mammalian transcription

  February 28, 2022 Raquel Fueyo, Julius Judd, Cedric Feschotte, and Joanna Wysocka Nature Reviews, Molecular Cell Biology

• Malebranche’s Theory of Ideas and Vision in God

  February 28, 2022 Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

• A Journey to the Center of Our Cells

  February 28, 2022 James Somers The New Yorker

  Biologists are discovering the true nature of cells -- and learning to build their own.

• Marvin Olasky Joins Discovery Institute as New Senior Fellow

  February 28, 2022 Evolution News & Science Today

• Elephant seals seem to have precise mental maps for navigating home

  February 28, 2022 Chen Ly New Scientist

  Northern elephant seals seem to know how far they have travelled and when they need to head back towards the beaches where they breed

• Religion Journalism After God Is Declared Dead

  February 28, 2022 Denyse O'Leary Mind Matters

  Writer and editor Ed Simon examines and makes a case for the New Religion Journalism, offering us help with praying to a dead god

• News Update/Commentary

  New DNA modification system discovered in animals, captured from bacteria more than 60 MYA

  February 28, 2022 Marine Biological Laboratory Science Daily

  Epigenetic marks are modifications to DNA bases that don't change the underlying genetic code, but ‘write' extra information on top of it that can be inherited along with your genome.

• Is Alphazero Actually Superior to the Human Mind?

  February 28, 2022 Eric Holloway Mind Matters

  Comparing AI and the human mind is completely apples and oranges

• News Update/Commentary

  Discovery of an innate immunological memory in the intestine

  February 28, 2022 Institut Pasteur Science Daily

  Using an intestinal infection model, scientists discovered that innate effector cells act not only during the early stages of infection but can also be trained to develop an innate form of immunological memory that can protect the host during reinfection.

• News Update/Commentary

  Scaling laws in enzymes may help predict life ‘as we don't know it'

  February 28, 2022 Santa Fe Institute Science Daily

  A team of researchers is developing tools to predict the features of life as we don't know it. In a new study, they identify universal patterns in the chemistry of life that do not appear to depend on specific molecules.

• Real-World Data and the Lesson of Chloroquine Resistance

  February 28, 2022 Eric H. Anderson Evolution News & Science Today

• Will the Big Bang Repeat?

  February 28, 2022 Sabine Hossenfelder Uncommon Descent

• TV Nite: Media To Watch -- or Watch For

  February 28, 2022 Uncommon Descent