Mole's Science Page

By profession I am a scientist. Specifically, I am a molecular and cellular biologist. I also might call myself a scientist politically, since I am particularly angered by the anti-scientific approach of many political groups. On the right are the creationists and the moral majority who reject Darwinism and other very well established scientific theories. The Republican party in general seems amazingly thick-headed about environmental problems. Anyone familiar with the journals Science and Nature can't help but see that global warming and ozone depletion are theories backed by some very real science and must be addressed both by further research as well as by reasonable environmental policy. Yet the Republicans, with a few exceptions, refuse to even discuss the possibilities that environmental problems exist. On the other hand, the environmental movement itself also contains alot of anti-scientific and pseudo-scientific nonsense. Eventually I will include some discussions about scientific and environmental issues on this site--e.g. Entremed's new approach to curing cancer, a description of how Darwinian evolution works, etc.

I have been getting some requests for more science-oriented articles. So I will be trying to add to this page at a faster rate...if I can find the time. So check back and also let me know if there are particular topics you want me to write about.



Some of the links I provide are intended for non-scientists to learn about scientist's views regarding evolution, environmental issues, etc. Other links are intended to be helpful to other scientists.

Here are some education-oriented sites:

Gradschools.com - Online directory of graduate and post-graduate programs worldwide including descriptions, contact information and institutional advertising

Studyabroad.com - Comprehensive online directory of study abroad and international education. Includes college undergraduate semester, year-long and summer programs, intensive language and experiential programs plus high school and graduate study abroad.

Here are some interesting sites for more info on a wide range of scientific and intellectual subjects:


- Websites and books by, and about, great thinkers and visionaries.

Book Recommendations and Reviews in Science, Technology, Society - Book Reviews and Recommendations in Science, Technology, Society, History, Law and Science Fiction

Alexander Chislenko's collection of the best web resources - A collection of most intelligent and interesting organizations, people, mailing lists, web services, humor, news sources and other interesting things on the Web.

Best periodicals and references on technology and future - A list of some of the most interesting and advanced technological, futurist and fringe periodicals and publications on the Web






Read My Fiancee's Paper on Urban Climate Effects (Heat Islands)


Read About The Origins of Life on Earth (12/16/00)


Read About Recent Medical Advances: Growing a Kidney? (updated 5/7/99)


Read About Recent Medical Advances: Skin Glue (updated 5/20/99)


Read About How Life Evolved on Earth (updated 4/21/99)


Read About the Latest Approach to Cancer Treatment (updated 1/12/99)


Read about isotopic and non-isotopic dating methods (updated 10/18/98)


Read My Opinion on Animal Research and Animal Rights (updated 9/22/98)


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- Websites and books by, and about, great thinkers and visionaries.

Some Science Links: (NS) means good site for non-scientists

Creationism Debunked (NS)
Simple Introduction to the Origins of Life (NS)
American Society for Cell Biology
Journal of Biological Chemistry
Scientific American (NS)
American Type Culture Collection
National Geographic Climate Change Site (NS)
NASA's Climate Site (NS)
Pretty Good Site on Ozone Depletion (NS)
The Institute for Genomic Research
National Center for Biotechnology Information
NASA Space Station Site (NS)
NASA Deep Space 1 Site (NS)