Joel Duff is a professor of biology at The University of Akron. He earned his B.S. in biology from Calvin College, and a Ph.D. in botany from the University of Tennessee. He research focuses on understanding biological diversity by examining differences in DNA sequences and genome structure. He has worked on numerous plant and animals systems and has authored more than 40 research articles in science journals. He is an active writer and speaker exploring the intersection of science and Christian faith. He is a contributor to the book Grand Canyon: Monument to an Ancient Earth and blogger at Naturalis Historia (thenaturalhistorian
Contrary to sensational claims on social media, a new scientific study has not overturned evolution. Read More >
Scientists of Christian faith explain how they respond to common questions from skeptical colleagues. Read More >
These scientists investigate the world in the light of their Christian faith. Read More >
If the characteristics of creation is evidence not of God’s power but of creation falling apart because of sin, how can God’s eternal power and divine nature be clearly se... Read More >
Regardless of whether one thinks the earth to be young or old, Christians should insist on accurately and honestly presented data. Read More >
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Proposed rapid post-flood speciation via natural selection and genetic drift—the mechanisms of evolution—is Answers in Genesis's attempt to rescue the Ark from o... Read More >
Five scientific evidences that show the impossibility of a single flood carving the Grand Canyon. Read More >
Researchers in the emerging field of Paleogenomics are investigating the past using genetic research. Read More >
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