A review article now published in Nature Reviews Genetics brings together evolutionary theory, comparative genomics and large-scale human genetics to explain why we age and why aging rates differ among individuals and species. The two authors—from the Leibniz Institute on Aging—Fritz Lipmann Ins...
In a paper published in the Journal of Forensic Psychology Research and Practice, JCU Ph. D. student Rebecca Ward says the core practices of the field of forensic psychology, from risk assessments to expert testimony, are compromised by structural bias and an unwarranted confidence in the neutra...
There are no merry men to be found in “The Death of Robin Hood,” an elegiac portrait of the famed folk hero that eventually delivers on its title, but not before an extended bout of myth-busting and moral reckoning.
Noah Jupe and Murray Bartlett also appear in the film by 'Pig' and 'A Quiet Place: Day One' helmer Michael Sarnoski.
"Pig" director Michael Sarnoski applies the historical accuracy of a Robert Eggers movie to the tale of a sociopath who's been living a lie.
The half hour or so first act of Michael Sarnoski’s surprising new film The Death of Robin Hood basically makes Game of Thrones look like child’s play.