ZOMBIE SCIENCE

AMC’s groundbreaking zombie drama, The Walking Dead, continued to fly high in it second week.  New characters, plot twists, and conflicts drove the action, but ...

One disturbing theory that came out of last weekend’s zomBcon was that the undead may be much harder to kill than previously thought. Several expert ...

ZRS contributor, Annie Herndon, argues that once infected with the zombie sickness, your own immune system may act as the final nail in your coffin.  ...

As clear as the zombie process is on an external level, much of the internal workings remain clouded in mystery.  ZRS Member, Marcus Barber, argues ...

ZRS Advisory Board Members, Bradley Voytek, PhD, and Timothy Verstynen, PhD will present a definitive talk on zombie brain function at ZomBcon in Seattle later ...

There are many different theories of why zombies show a complete disregard for their own physical well being when hunting humans.  This unique characteristic is ...

A recent article in LiveScience Magazine points out that mass extinctions of species throughout history have served as global reset buttons, allowing the earth to ...

The upside of swine flu is that although it’s highly contagious, it weakens as it spreads.  The upside of bird flu is although it’s very ...

In a recent joint study by Boston University and Harvard University, researchers found that drug resistant bacteria, called “supermutants”, are able to protect weaker members ...

The humor website, Cracked.com, recently published 7 Scientific Reasons A Zombie Outbreak Would Fail.  Though entertaining, the information therein is so grossly misguided that it ...