The gene's-eye view of evolution is widely accepted now but that wasn't always the case. Join us on Jan 25th at 9am PST/ 12pm EST as Arvid Ågren discusses The Gene's-Eye View of Evolution on the Cooperation Science Network’s LIVE event here, be sure to follow us!

Do you believe in selfish genes? Join us on January 25th at 9 am PST/ 12 pm EST as Arvid Ågren discusses his new book The Gene's-Eye View of Evolution as part of the Cooperation Science Networks livestream events! This event streams LIVE here, be sure to follow us!

Join us TODAY at 9 am PST/ 12 pm EST as Arvid Ågren discusses his new book The Gene's-Eye View of Evolution as part of the Cooperation Science Network's Livestream event! youtube.com/watch?v=c5H-2l…

The gene’s-eye view with Arvid Ågren x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Is omicron evolving to be a more benign virus?

Dr. Zed: Omicron and on and on x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

We're thrilled to announce the launching of a new monthly event series titled Cancer & the Nature of Life! Join us on Friday, Feb 18th, 11 am PST for a conversation on Why whales and elephants rarely get cancer? with our director Carlo Maley & Marc Tollis!

How do you share your heart without going out of your mind? Find out on Undead Live! with friendship expert Jaimie Arona Krems and human sexuality expert Diana S. Fleischman Mon 9:30a PST youtu.be/AwHrdbT53LA art by neilsmithillo

Join the horde of love zombies on Twitter by sharing your love story! Mention Zombified Media and use #lovezombies in your post! Join @JamieKrems & Diana S. Fleischman on Undead Live! Mon 9:30a PST youtu.be/AwHrdbT53LA

Why don't big animals get lots of cancer? Come hear from Carlo Maley & Marc Tollis as they discuss cancer suppression genes and more. Register here: forms.gle/6rXaib9Qacwz5w…

Undead Live! My heart belongs to you x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Curious to learn about why big animals don't get a lot of cancer & how cancer suppression genes work? Come join us tomorrow at 11 am PST and hear from Marc Tollis & Carlo Maley. Registration here: forms.gle/bt4VcU11BsrCQx…

The pandemic has caused some major chaos between friends, so how can we repair this? I, as well as other experts in the field, talked to Juli about how we can start to repair these friendships in the new year.

Interesting article on cheating in viruses. Sometimes it is easy to forget that cooperation (and consequently cheating) can be found at all scales of biology and evolution.

In many cultures, sex-biased dispersal is one the most important factor structuring patterns of kinship, relatedness and cooperation. This paper is a great example that integrates different approaches such as phylogeny and ethnographic data to study dispersal norms!

Missed our talk yesterday? Hear from Marc Tollis & Carlo Maley and their take on cancer suppression genes. #CancereEvolution #evolution #CancerResearch youtube.com/watch?v=7jWHNc…

Power in the Wild with Lee Alan Dugatkin x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Can't wait to chat with Prof Nichola Raihani tomorrow about how cooperation applies to EVERYTHING: humans, non-human animals, cells in our body, microbes & more. We'll talk about about her book, The Social Instinct and take your questions live! 8am PT/11am ET youtu.be/fdtDBl5gCiQ

Did you have the chance to watch the livestreams we did with our amazing guests? If not, don't worry! You can find them all on YouTube! We had great discussions with Prof Nichola Raihani, @LeeDugatkin, and Arvid Ågren about their books and their researches. youtube.com/channel/UCfJyf…

Cooperation + Food = Bingo! Pam Winfrey of the Aktipis Lab leading us through a social practice exercise ASU Emerge prompting great conversations around food sharing, human generosity and more!