ZOMBIE SCIENCE

A recent study at Carnegie Mellon University showed that humans and other animals use real and hypothetical memory to help make basic decisions.  When applied ...

Archeologists excavating ancient Roman ruins recently uncovered a mysterious lead coffin weighing almost 1,000 pounds.  Not only is the metal slab bizarrely heavy, but its ...

When debating the merits of various types of zombies in film, traditionalists often say, “I like Romero zombies.” or, “Romero zombies are the only true ...

Researchers at Stanford University are making fundamental changes to the DNA of a deadly parasite  in hopes of better understanding its behavior.  Taking a close ...

We’ve all seen the unlucky saps in zombie movies who get bitten, fall ill, die soon after, and then come back as undead beasts themselves.  ...

Researchers at the National Academy of Sciences have recently discovered a dangerous new trend in the evolution of the flu virus.  By creating a hybrid ...

Because it’s widely believed that zombies are primarily driven by their brains, an understanding of human brain function is crucial to developing a working model ...

Cited in previous ZRS articles, Rita Carter’s illustrated work, The Human Brain Book, is a great resource for any serious zombie researcher. Because it’s widely ...

We’ve already discussed the possibility that an undead virus may be lurking dormant (see: Zombie Endospores From Hell).  Now a recent article from Science Magazine ...

The Songhai Tribe of West Africa don’t wait for zombies to rise from the grave.  They create their own by inviting the dead to enter ...