politics

Will humans start living to 150 soon?

A conversation between world leaders prompts an exploration into the history of human health

Sep 4 • John Hawks

What I told my students about the threats to evolutionary science

I was floored by the question, but it matters. With U.S. funding crashing, what will happen to the future of the field?

May 4 • John Hawks

Gathering the Ancestors

The largest exhibition of hominin fossils in history brought together science, the public, and geopolitics at the height of the Cold War.

Mar 2 • John Hawks

Public interests in data from federally funded research

A white paper in which I argue that the public should have access to the data resulting from federally funded research

Jan 12, 2012 • John Hawks

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