Darwin's denial of a lonely monk
Life Without Genes - A Monk and Two Peas
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Ancient remedies find modern use
Medicinal Chemistry
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a novelist who is also well known for poetry and short stories: "He was working on the edge of the...
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Man-made mountains to climb
Life at the Extremes
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Guided tour of body's dreamy spires
Introduction to Protein Architecture
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Scant search for the Maker
The Triumph of Evolution and the Failure of Creationism
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Bottom line on cheap loo roll
World Economics
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Abstracted ancestors
Family and Community History
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Holocaust engulfs the Jews' story
The Journal of Holocaust Education
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Wilder shores of nonsense
Philip Anderson appreciates a good debunking of pseudo-science. Martin Gardner is always a good read, whether as the world's pre-eminent expositor of mathematical puzzles and games or in his second...
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Our genes: little Hitlers or ciphers?
The Century of the Gene
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Why animal magnetism is all about me, me, me
Dearest Pet
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Opening the book on dissent
Despite living under a threat of death for over a decade, Salman Rushdie believes taking offence is all part of living in a free world. Nick Holdsworth reports from the 11th Prague Writers' Festival...
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If you hear a rumble in the jungle it's probably just the elephants talking
We might be a long way from talking to the animals, but according to Joyce Poole, when it comes to the African elephant, we are starting to understand them. Wachira Kigotho reports. Like the...