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Neo Neanderthal

By Alyona Minkovski, HuffPost Live | 01. 25. 2013
[With CGS's Pete Shanks]

Perspectives

Chimeras: The Genetic Modification of Nature

By Pete Shanks | 09.25.2025
Animal Biotechnologies

How to Make Cloning Pay

By Pete Shanks | 07.23.2025
A "Post-Human" Future?

A Deeper Dive Into the Colossal Furor

By Pete Shanks | 04.23.2025
Animal Biotechnologies

On Woolly Mice, Resurrecting Mammoths, and Tech Bros

By Pete Shanks | 03.17.2025
Animal Biotechnologies

CGS-authored

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