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The Neural Crest Hypothesis: A Unifying Explanation for Domestication Syndrome

Science Weekly • Pramod Dilshan

Domestication is one of humanity’s oldest biological experiments, an unintentional but profound process that has reshaped the bodies, behaviors, and genes of numerous animal species. From dogs and cattle to chickens and horses, domesticated animals exhibit . . .

Leaders, It’s Time to Rethink Management

Science Weekly • Samuditha Saradindu

If you're building a team or launching a startup, you have two main approaches to manage your company or group. You can stick with the tried-and-tested corporate work culture or embrace the dynamic and innovative startup . . .

Culture and Science in a Philosophical Perspective

Science Weekly • Kosala Abeykoon

Culture and science are two distinct yet intertwined domains that significantly influence human thoughts and behavior. While culture refers to the shared beliefs, values, customs, behaviors, . . .

The Unorthodox Marriage: Econophysics

Science Weekly • Samuditha Saradindu

In the fast-paced landscape of finance, where the trajectory of global evolution is shaped, gaining insight into the driving forces of this dynamic realm is essential. Understanding the principles and factors governing . . .

Decoding Plant Disease Cycle : Unveiling Scientific Insights

Science Weekly • Kosala Abeykoon

In the entangled world of plants and pathogens, the plant disease cycle manifests as a captivating interplay of events, where pathogens exploit their host's vulnerabilities to thrive and propagate. . . .

Day-to-Day Life with Chemistry

Science Weekly • Sandali Wickramasinghe

What is Chemistry? Chemistry is a discipline of science concerned with the study of matter, including its structure, composition, and changes that occur when it is exposed to various . . .

Green Chemistry: A Modern, Eco-friendly Approach to Minimize the Pollution

Science Weekly • Blog Team

What is Green Chemistry? Green Chemistry is a relatively new emerging field that strives to work at the molecular level to achieve sustainability. Starting in the mid-1990s, this has . . .

"Exploring the Convention on Biological Diversity"

Science Weekly • Kosala Abeykoon

The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) is a multilateral treaty that aims to promote the conservation of biological diversity, the sustainable use of its components, and the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising . . .

Hormone Physiology in Plants : Way of regulation of Growth and Development.

Science Weekly • Kosala Abeykoon

Phytohormones, or plant hormones, are signaling molecules that control a range of physiological activities in plants, including growth, development, and reactivity to environmental cues. Plant hormones may be categorized into . . .

 Palynology: Exploring the World of Ancient Pollen

Science Weekly • Kosala Abeykoon

Abstract: Palynology, the study of pollen grains and spores found in sedimentary deposits, is a fundamental discipline that provides valuable insights into Earth's history . . .

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