… Singer B: A theory of limited differ ences: Explaining the productivity puzzle in science; in
Zuckerman H. Cole JR. Brucr JT (eds): The Outer Circle: Women in the Scien tific Community. …

Mutagenesis is an inescapable biological event and not necessarily deleterious. Certainly
in the context of Darwinian evolution, survival of the fittest implies that mutation can confer a …

This book presents the findings & recommendations of the UN Millennium Project to achieve
the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). It describes the importance of the MDGs and …

… Summaries of these findings are available elsewhere (Ryff and Singer, in press). Select …
One such realm of consequentialist evidence pertains to biology and human health (Singer and …

The primary objectives of this article are (a) to put forth an explicit operational formulation of
positive human health that goes beyond prevailing "absence of illness" criteria; (b) to clarify …

Interrogation of the human proteome in a highly multiplexed and efficient manner remains a
coveted and challenging goal in biology. We present a new aptamer-based proteomic …

… 5In another paper (Heckman and Singer [22]), we discuss nonparametric procedures for …
time approach whereas they use a discrete time approach, (b) we do not utilize the wage in the …

Seduction is Jean Baudrillard’s most provocative book. Here, under the sign of seduction, all
modern theory is put into question. Seduction speaks of the sudden reversibility in the order …

Allostatic load (AL) has been proposed as a new conceptualization of cumulative biological
burden exacted on the body through attempts to adapt to life's demands. Using a …

Background: Exponential growth in the population of older adults presents clinicians with
special concerns about factors affecting risks for declines in cognitive and physical functioning. …