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  • Xenomorphia ex machina: the zoology and biochemistry of xenomorphs from the Alien franchise
    December 2, 2024

    Xenomorphia ex machina: the zoology and biochemistry of xenomorphs from the Alien franchise

    Biology, Cinema, Horror, Zoology
    Alien, Fantastic Beasts, Horror Movies / Books, Science Fiction, Taxonomy, Xenomorphs
  • Scarlet Rot: a biological exploration of Elden Ring’s decaying disease
    October 6, 2024

    Scarlet Rot: a biological exploration of Elden Ring’s decaying disease

    Biology, Horror, Video Games
    Elden Ring, FromSoftware, Mycology
  • Unleashing the Alien: a deep dive into the terrifying world of Xenomorphs in science fiction and horror
    August 15, 2023

    Unleashing the Alien: a deep dive into the terrifying world of Xenomorphs in science fiction and horror

    Cinema, Horror
    Alien, Fantastic Beasts, Horror Movies / Books, Science Fiction, Xenomorphs
  • Malacological representativeness in eco-horror movies
    March 7, 2023

    Malacological representativeness in eco-horror movies

    Biology, Cinema, Horror
    Horror Movies / Books, Malacology, Marine Biology
  • The Two-Dimensional Knapsack Problem, or how to optimize your inventory to fight zombies
    November 26, 2022

    The Two-Dimensional Knapsack Problem, or how to optimize your inventory to fight zombies

    Horror, Logistics, Video Games
    Heuristics, Inventory, Optimization, Resident Evil, Simulation video game, Zombies
  • The biology of vampires
    October 8, 2022

    The biology of vampires

    History, Horror
    Horror Movies / Books, Trending, Vampires
  • Did Dracula really transmit the plague? The history of bloodsuckers and their diseases
    August 14, 2022

    Did Dracula really transmit the plague? The history of bloodsuckers and their diseases

    Biology, Cinema, Horror
    Entomology, Epidemiology, Horror Movies / Books, Vampires
  • Entomophagy and future foodstuff: a saga of sinister locusts in The Swarm
    July 29, 2022

    Entomophagy and future foodstuff: a saga of sinister locusts in The Swarm

    Biology, Cinema, Horror
    Ecology, Entomology, Horror Movies / Books, Nature Conservation
  • Killer plants and fungi in horror cinema
    July 21, 2022

    Killer plants and fungi in horror cinema

    Biology, Cinema, Horror
    Botany, Horror Movies / Books, Mycology
  • Morphological and behavioural aspects of the infected in The Last of Us: a natural science look at a videogame fungus-human parasitoid interaction
    January 14, 2022

    Morphological and behavioural aspects of the infected in The Last of Us: a natural science look at a videogame fungus-human parasitoid interaction

    Biology, Horror, Video Games
    Ethology, Morphology, Mycology, Parasitology, The Last of Us, Trending
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