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- Phylogenetics and the Tree of Life – who cares?
In the 20th century, a beautiful, large woodpecker was roaming the forests of Southern US and Cuba. In those times, the Ivory-billed woodpecker (Campephilus principalis) was the largest woodpecker species in the US; yet like… Read more: Phylogenetics and the Tree of Life – who cares? - Book review: Not in God’s name
On my blog, I usually post once a month on each track. This time, I chose to do something different and withhold my post for a bit, because I wanted to dedicate today’s post to… Read more: Book review: Not in God’s name - Go hug a tree! Forests and human health
As an ecologist, one of the main perks of my job is being able to go outside and immerse myself in nature on a regular basis. Because I study plants, I would regularly find myself… Read more: Go hug a tree! Forests and human health - Christians overlook this one thing when reading the gospels
Among all the books in Scripture, the gospels surely stand out as the focal pieces that most read and treasure. The gospels are purported to contain the ministry and message of the centerhead of Christianity… Read more: Christians overlook this one thing when reading the gospels - From observations to mechanisms
A couple of weeks ago, I was doomscrolling surfing the r/Science community on Reddit while taking a break when I came across this absolute legend of a paper: Will any crap we put into graphene increase… Read more: From observations to mechanisms
