Darwin's Black Book

By: Rebekah J White Thomas K Land
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  • The evolution podcast... Two researchers approach the science of life, debunk myths, and maybe have a few laughs along the way. 
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  • Darwin's Black Book 16: RNA and vaccines

    Darwin's Black Book 16: RNA and vaccines
    Sep 27 2021

    Most people in the UK have now been offered a covid vaccine, so mRNA jabs are a hot topic right now. Rebekah and guest Ellena, a translation student and proud non-scientist, delve into an article that tries to explain what RNA actually is. 

    Two biology researchers (and guest) approach the science of life, debunk myths, and maybe have a few laughs along the way. 
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    22 mins
  • Darwin's Black Book 15: Ethics (LIVE)

    Darwin's Black Book 15: Ethics (LIVE)
    Aug 8 2021

    DBB X REC21. The history of ethics in biology research is LOADED. We cover 4 hot topics in this live session recorded at Research Ethics Conference 2021. The evolution of having ethics and morals, when it's okay to intervene in evolution, using animals in research, and the ethics of using fossils in amber from Myanmar. 

    Two biology researchers approach the science of life, debunk myths, and maybe have a few laughs along the way. 
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    52 mins
  • Darwin's Black Book 14: Not More Monkeys! (& News)

    Darwin's Black Book 14: Not More Monkeys! (& News)
    May 17 2021

    What is a species? Are human teeth adapted for meat-eating? 

    Two biology researchers approach the science of life, debunk myths, and maybe have a few laughs along the way.
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    50 mins

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