evALLution

translating evolution into touch for & with people with blindness

Check out more videos on Youtube, all with accessible descriptions for people with blindness.

Know more about the project through our article with supplementary accessible descriptions of all data and figures.

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evolution for the general public
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A comic book about evolution in the Tanganyika lake!

Every two years, the Salzburger Lab at the University of Basel goes on a field trip to one of the greatest places on earth to study evolution: Africa’s Lake Tanganyika.

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What if understanding evolution could help save us?

I have been fascinated by biodiversity and nature since I can remember, so I took that passion and dedicated my life to the study of evolution.

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evALLution: 3 lessons the blind community taught us about inclusive teaching of evolution

When I was four years old, I was hypnotized by the marine wonders I saw watching the adventures in the documentaries of Jacques Cousteau.

Lake Constance basin in Central Europe is home to two stickleback ecotypes
The backstage of chashing natural selection.

Behind every paper there's a quest. We've all experienced the pitfalls in the path extending beyond 'project design' into 'publication' but, we don't always hear of the hurdles behind the paper.

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Não, os humanos não “descendem dos macacos“

Já todos ouvimos a expressão “o homem descende do macaco!” No entanto, sem clarificar cientificamente o que é o “macaco” nesta frase, ela tende não só a ser mentira, como a fazer tremer de horror biólogos evolutivos e antropólogos.

Out there

others talking about my science

The Salt Basin Dunes' Lizards on the radio

A Nature Notes podcast with fellow research Drew Dittmer for the Marfa public radio

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A Scientist just like me!

Introducing children to a diverse range of scientists and people who work in science-related jobs

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evALLution on the local newspaper

knowledge of evolution, biodiversity and the concepts of natural history accessible to visually impaired and blind people.

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Why should anyone care about Ugandan Lianas?

The causes of this increase in lianas are unknown, and it is also uncertain how widespread the effect might be

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Fast Evolving Fish!

Researchers have identified the genetic basis of rapid adaptation using a native fish species

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