Darwin's Spectre
Michael R RoseEvolutionary biology, its history, its latest discoveries, and - most importantly - its relevance for health, aging, well being, and understanding everyday life as a human being.
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The Forever Experiment
In February 1988, the landscape of evolutionary biology was forever changed not by a fossil dig or a deep-sea expedition, but by the swirling of twelve glass flasks each inoculated with cells from a single bacterial clone. In a laboratory a...
Frozen Fossil Time Machines
This is a short video introduction to my blog post on “The Forever Experiment”: more than 80,000 generations of parallel evolution by twelve E. coli populations. It all started in 1988 at University of California, Irvine, when Rich Lenski i...
The Tenet Effect
In Christopher Nolan’s cinematic puzzle Tenet, the plot features a haunting duality of time. Objects and people can move forward and backward along the linear flow of time: bullets leap from wall cavities back into barrels, and mangled cars...
The Tenet Effect
Physicists haven’t got backward time travel to work yet. But experimental evolutionists working with Drosophila populations have!
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The Suicide of Reductionism
The NIH’s Unwitting Self-Sabotage
There is a delicious, if dark, irony at the heart of contemporary biology. The Human Genome Project (HGP), the grandest single effort in the history of the life sciences, was not birthed by a group of idea...
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I am a Professor Emeritus of Evolutionary Biology at the University of California, Irvine. My mission is to apply evolutionary biology to everyday problems: aging and health, psychology and happiness, even politics and economics.
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