Årets 7. mest læste: Hvordan ser mennesket ud i fremtiden?
2011.12.27
Frem til nytår løfter Videnskab.dk sløret for, hvilke 10 artikler der blev mest læst i 2011. Her er nr. 7. Det er svært at spå - især om fremtiden. Ikke desto mindre er det det, som lektor Thomas Mailund, fra Aarhus Universitets Center for bioinformatik forsøger i årets 7. mest læste artikel på Videnskab.dk. Han giver et bud på spørgsmålet: Hvordan ser mennesket ud om en million år?
Svaret skal ikke afsløres her, andet end at det i høj grad ligger i vores egne hænder.Som Thomas Mailund formulerer det: "Det er os, der bestemmer vores biologiske fremtid. Naturlig selektion er erstattet af kunstig selektion."
27.12.2011 Videnskab.dk artikel-id: e3074776
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