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• New Theory Cracks Open the Black Box of Deep Learning

  September 21, 2017 Quanta Magazine

  a new idea called the “information bottleneck” is helping to explain the puzzling success of today’s artificial-intelligence algorithms -- and might also explain how human brains learn

• News Update/Commentary

  Neuron types in brain are defined by gene activity shaping their communication patterns

  September 21, 2017 Science Daily

  families of genes encoding proteins involved in communication across synapses define neurons by determining which cells they connect with and how they communicate

• News Update/Commentary

  Dino-killing asteroid's impact on bird evolution

  September 21, 2017 Cornell University Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Scientists sequence asexual tiny worm whose lineage stretches back 18 million years

  September 21, 2017 New York University Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Jellyfish, with no brains, still seem to sleep

  September 21, 2017 Science Daily

  jellyfish and humans may seem wildly different, but both still need to sleep

• News Update/Commentary

  Reconstructing how Neanderthals grew, based on an El Sidrón child

  September 21, 2017 Science Daily

  Neanderthal growth rate is very similar to that of Homo sapiens

• News Update/Commentary

  Early trilobites had stomachs, new fossil study finds

  September 21, 2017 Science Daily

  remarkable Chinese specimens contradict previous assumptions about trilobite digestive systems and evolution

• The Big Bang Wasn't The Beginning, After All

  September 21, 2017 Ethan Siegel Forbes

• Professor Says He Can "Slam Dunk" Creationists

  September 21, 2017 Jake Hebert Institute for Creation Research

• The lecture that changed biology

  September 21, 2017 Matthew Cobb BBC

• Can Neuroscientists Measure Free Will?

  September 21, 2017 Ari N. Schulman Big Questions Online

• Theology in Biology Class: Vestigial Structures as Evidence for Evolution

  September 21, 2017 Sarah Chaffee Evolution News & Science Today

• News Update/Commentary

  Diamonds show Earth still capable of ‘superhot’ surprises

  September 21, 2017 Europlanet Media Centre Science Daily

• Icelanders’ Genomes Hint at Origins of Genetic Diversity

  September 20, 2017 The Scientist

  an analysis of 14,000 genomes reveals regions where new mutations are more likely to develop

• Old fathers pass on more mutations to kids than old mothers

  September 20, 2017 Jessica Hamzelou New Scientist

• Gravity may be created by strange flashes in the quantum realm

  September 20, 2017 New Scientist

  a model of how wave forms of quantum systems collapse reveals a way they could create gravitational fields, and perhaps even reconcile two pillars of physics

• HD 140283: Older than the Universe?

  September 20, 2017 Danny R. Faulkner Answers in Genesis

• How the Internet of cells has biologists buzzing

  September 20, 2017 Nature, v.549, p.322-324

  networks of nanotubes may allow cells to share everything from infections and cancer to dementia-linked proteins

• News Update/Commentary

  Genome editing reveals role of gene important for human embryo development

  September 20, 2017 Francis Crick Institute Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Dinosaur evolution: Lumbering giants had agile ancestors

  September 20, 2017 Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München Science Daily

• Plant Spiral Designs Still Unexplained

  September 20, 2017 Evolution News & Science Today

• Imagining a world without species

  September 20, 2017 Harvard

  applied mathematician rethinks how we differentiate organisms on the microbial scale

• News Update/Commentary

  Convergent evolution of mimetic butterflies confounds classification

  September 20, 2017 City College of New York Science Daily

• Why flu vaccines so often fail

  September 20, 2017 Jon Cohen Science

• Newspaper Article

  How biomolecules from deep time can help to reconstruct the tree of life

  September 20, 2017 The Guardian

  applying spectroscopy techniques to tricky fossil leaves enables researchers to work out their evolutionary relationships

• Consciousness Goes Deeper Than You Think

  September 19, 2017 Scientific American

  awareness can be part of it, but it’s much more than that

• Artificial Human Embryos Are Coming, and No One Knows How to Handle Them

  September 19, 2017 MIT Technology Review

  stem cells can be coaxed to self-assemble into structures resembling human embryos

• 'One-size-fits-all’ threshold for P values under fire

  September 19, 2017 Nature

  scientists hit back at a proposal to make it tougher to call findings statistically significant

• AAAS Tries to Downplay Dinosaur Soft Tissue

  September 19, 2017 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  The biggest bombshell of the century in paleontology threatens evolutionary time. It’s not surprising that the AAAS would want to put out the fire.

• News Update/Commentary

  What web browsers and proteins have in common

  September 19, 2017 Science Daily

  researchers discover molecular 'add-ons' that customize protein interfaces

• Dinosaurs Laid Blue Eggs -- and That's a Big Deal

  September 18, 2017 National Geographic

  in a twist for paleontologists, a fossil nest found in China shows that colored eggshells were not just for the birds

• Genetics Spills Secrets from Neanderthals’ Lost History

  September 18, 2017 Quanta Magazine

  How many Neanderthals were there? Archaeology and genetics have given very different answers. A new study helps to reconcile them and reveals the lost history of these ancient people -- including an early brush with extinction.

• In Turkey’s New Curriculum, Ataturk, Darwin and Jihad Get Face-Lifts

  September 18, 2017 Dan Bilefsky New York Times

• Belly Up: Why Ankylosaurs Are Always Found Upside Down

  September 18, 2017 Laura Geggel Live Science

• RNA Editing in Corals Stupefies Evolution

  September 18, 2017 Jeffrey P. Tomkins Institute for Creation Research

• Homo naledi: there is another

  September 18, 2017 Todd Wood Core Academy of Science

• What Krauss and Scherrer’s “End of Cosmology” Scenario Means for the Epistemology of Modern-Day Cosmology

  September 18, 2017 Jonathan Bartlett Answers in Genesis

• CRISPR reveals genetic master switches behind butterfly wing patterns

  September 18, 2017 Nature

  one gene draws the lines while a second fills in the colours

• Analysis: Hybrid Birds Are Supercolliders of Speciation

  September 18, 2017 Irby Lovette All About Birds (Cornell)

• News Update/Commentary

  Changes in Earth's crust caused oxygen to fill the atmosphere

  September 18, 2017 University of British Columbia Science Daily

• Blog Post

  Evergreen U settles with biology prof over threat of harm due to non-PC stance

  September 17, 2017 Uncommon Descent

• Nabeel Qureshi (1983-2017)

  September 16, 2017 Justin Taylor Gospel Coalition

  Muslem, Christian, apologist

• Necking in the Dark: Evolutionists Clueless about Giraffes

  September 16, 2017 Creation-Evolution Headlines

  Evolutionary storytelling about giraffes’ long necks goes back before Darwin, but all the tales have one thing in common: they don’t work. Doesn’t matter. Evolution marches on.

• News Update/Commentary

  Ancient amphibian had mouthful of teeth ready to grab you

  September 15, 2017 University of Toronto Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Humans no longer have ancient defense mechanism against viruses

  September 15, 2017 KU Leuven Science Daily

• News Update/Commentary

  Why we did not evolve to live forever: Unveiling the mystery of why we age

  September 15, 2017 Johannes Gutenberg Universitaet, Mainz Science Daily

• New Supernova Analysis Questions Dark Energy, Cosmic Acceleration

  September 15, 2017 Michael Byrne Motherboard

• Why We Help: Do Our Microbes Make Us Do It?

  September 15, 2017 Elizabeth Mitchell Answers in Genesis

• The Virtual Human Embryo

  September 15, 2017

• Could interstellar ice provide the answer to birth of DNA?

  September 14, 2017 contact: Samantha Martin University of York