Herbert Spencer, by D.G. Thompson.--Charles Robert Darwin, by J.W. Chadwick.--Solar and planetary evolution, by G.P. Serviss.--Evolution of vegetal life, by W. Potts ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. – One of the University at Buffalo School of Law’s oldest traditions will feature one of its most familiar — and most thought-provoking — voices. This fall’s James McCormick Mitchell ...

The UA College of Science’s popular public lecture series on evolution will be broadcast this summer on television. In the series this spring semester, seven University of Arizona researchers ...

Come to Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego to hear about a research adventure to the Caribbean islands and explore the mysteries of lizard evolution. Jonathan Losos of Harvard ...

Reinhard Selten (1930-2016) received the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science in 1994 and is a professor of economics at the University of Bonn, where he has been teaching since 1984. He holds a ...

Where do society’s assumptions about ideal diets, clothing, lifestyle, and mating choices come from? Marlene Zuk, a professor in the College of Biological Sciences at the University of Minnesota, will ...

The Wheatley Institute and the BYU College of Life Sciences hosted Dr. Samuel T. Wilkinson from Yale for a speaking event on Thursday, Oct. 17. Wilkinson is an accomplished professor of psychiatry at ...

"These lectures were delivered in New York, Sept. 18, 20, 22, 1876"--P. [1] (1st group). "On the study of biology" (p. 37-48) is described on p. 37 as "A lecture delivered on the occasion of an ...

THOUGH dealing with problems of religion and philosophy, and leaning entirely to an extreme form of metaphysical idealism, this little book, consisting of four lectures, is thoroughly scientific in ...

PROF. LLOYD MORGAN'S Gifford Lectures delivered at St. Andrews last year and now published are a constructive essay in evolutionary naturalism which, he warns us, Huxley would not accept, and that ...

One of the School of Law’s oldest traditions will feature one of its most familiar — and most thought-provoking — voices. This fall’s James McCormick Mitchell Lecture will be delivered by UB professor ...