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Call for participants in genetics teaching study
The study aims to help students learn the science of genetics without absorbing misleading ideas about genes as "super causes."
Professor Gregory Radick explores the complexity of genetics through its history
A foundational debate turning out differently could have changed science and society. Read Professor Radick’s interview about his research into the history of genetics.
The controversy of insulin and its Nobel Prize: 100 years on
Dr Kersten Hall explores the history of insulin and what it has taught us in this article, 100 years after Dr Banting's Nobel Prize Award.
Professor Jon Topham awarded book prize by the International Society for Science and Religion
Professor Jon Topham has been awarded the 2023 academic book prize of the International Society for Science and Religion (ISSR) for his recent book "Reading the Book of Nature".
Gregory Radick's new book "challenging the creation myth of genetics" is now out
The School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science celebrates the publication of a major new book offering "a root-and-branch rethinking of how history has shaped the science of genetics."