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Campers sit around a fire beside an orange tent under a full moon in a forest. The sky is starry, creating a serene night scene.

Biology | The Mystery Of Innate Genetic Memory: A Bridge Between Biology & Behaviour

Explore the fascinating world of innate genetic memory, where biology meets behaviour.

Phillip Drane

Mar 186 min read

Silhouettes of human evolution stages progress from left to right, ending with a large question mark on a beige background.

Biology | Is Autism Being Positively Selected For?

Explore the intriguing question: Is autism being positively selected for? Discover insights into ASD's evolutionary role.

Phillip Drane

Mar 135 min read

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Biology | Epigenetic Memory: The Foundation Of A Biotechnological Revolution

Discover what epigenetic memory is and its impact on biotechnology. Learn how epigenetic memory shapes gene expression.

Phillip Drane

Feb 256 min read

Golden scales balance spinach and gold, set by a fish on a beach. Teal ocean and sky in the background evoke a surreal, whimsical mood.

Biology | Fish Oil: A Healthy Supplement Or A Fishy Business?

Is fish oil healthy? Discover the truth behind fish oil supplements and their potential health risks.

Phillip Drane

Feb 206 min read

A chef with a mustache and red bow tie smiles behind a counter, showcasing a snail with a pastry shell. Shelves of baked goods in the background.

Biology | Personalised Nutrition The Next Fad Diet Or Something More?

Discover the potential of Personalised Nutrition in tackling modern dietary issues. Is it just a fad or the future?

Phillip Drane

Feb 144 min read

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Biology | DIY CRISPR Kits: Innovation Or A Supervillain's Dream?

The world of CRISPR and genetic engineering is no longer confined to labs—DIY kits are making Bio-hacking more accessible than ever. But with this innovation comes pressing ethics and security concerns. Are we shaping the future or risking the unknown?

Phillip Drane

Dec 18, 202411 min read

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Biology | The Arctic, A Garden Of Plenty?

Discover how people in the Arctic survive without fruit & vegetables, exploring unique adaptations and resources in this fascinating region.

Phillip Drane

Dec 17, 20247 min read