Research Articles
Beyond Human-Centric Ethics: How Human Ecology is Redrawing the Boundaries of Bioethics
Exploring how human ecology framework addresses the limitations of traditional bioethics in the Anthropocene era
Beyond the Blueprint: How Haikou Masters the Science of City Resources
Explore how Haikou masters urban planning through resource node analysis, combining ecology, culture, and infrastructure for resilient city development.
The Cradle in the Current: How Pacific Cod Nurseries Shape Alaska's Underwater Future
Exploring how Pacific cod nurseries in Alaska's Bering Sea respond to climate change and marine heatwaves, with critical implications for fisheries management.
The Time Travelers: How Fossils Reveal Evolution's Secrets and a Scientist's Journey to the Schuchert Award
Explore Dr. Lee Hsiang Liow's groundbreaking work in paleontology and her journey to receiving the prestigious 2020 Schuchert Award.
The Living Laboratory: Unlocking Forest Secrets in Thailand's Mo Singto Plot
Explore Thailand's Mo Singto Forest Dynamics Plot, a 30-hectare living laboratory in Khao Yai National Park revealing tropical forest secrets through cutting-edge ecological research.
The Great Health Divide: How Ecology and Technology Are Bridging the 17-Year Gap Between Research and Real Life
Exploring how ecological theory and technology like EMA are closing the 17-year gap between research and real-world implementation in public health.
The Hidden Networks of the Kalahari: How Virtual Hyenas Are Saving Real Scavengers
Discover how spatially explicit simulations are revolutionizing brown hyena conservation in Botswana by uncovering hidden interaction networks.
The Stealthy Vineyard Invader: Unraveling the Population Surge of the Honeydew Moth
Exploring the rapid expansion of Cryptoblabes gnidiella in Mediterranean vineyards and cutting-edge management strategies
The Solidarity Tightrope: How Our Means Shape Our Ends
Exploring how the methods of solidarity movements shape their outcomes, with case studies from BLM at School and historical examples.
Science's Secret Superpower - Admitting When It's Wrong
Exploring how science's true strength lies in its ability to correct itself through errata, with a deep dive into the arsenic-based life controversy.