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Which is worse: Being the first bitten in your group of survivors or the last? 
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There’s nothing scarier than a zombie outbreak, as the lurching, swarming masses on season six of AMC’s The Walking Dead reminds us.
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Oh the things we learn when we skim through forensic medicine textbooks for a living. Apparently, there is a phenomenon called “postmortem luminescence.” And it should make zombie movies both less and more frightening.
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When the zombie apocalypse strikes, will you be ready? How can you prepare now to survive the undead onslaught? We got the inside scoop from the Green Light Anti-Zombie Squad, a group that's dedicated to protecting you from zombie attacks. Here are 10 practical tips on how to survive an encounter with the walking dead.
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Where should you flee when the inevitable zombie apocalypse pops off? A group of statistical mechanics students at Cornell University did the legwork and came up with a pretty appealing answer, since it happens to be a place we'd like to visit anyway: the Rocky Mountains.
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TeamTSD talks about the undead trend on TV and why zombies are so dang cool.
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This headline isn't the set up for a joke (although I obviously welcome your punchlines in the comments); it's a real question. Is there a neuroscientific basis for the prototypic zombie's lumbering gait?
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We're now past the first week of October, which is traditionally right about the time that college students realize that they might need more in their kitchen than an endless supply of Solo cups.
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Take ten favorite movies and one incredible show and what do you get? The Walking Disney.
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The Pentagon isn't letting a little thing like zombies not existing get in the way of their emergency preparedness. The US military has cooked up a plan that would come in handy if the dead happened to rise from their graves to attack the living.
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Brain implants today are where laser eye surgery was several decades ago, fraught with risk, applicable only to a narrowly defined set of patients – but a sign of things to come. Via Szabolcs Kósa, Lucile Debethune
zwilenkosi's curator insight,
March 25, 2014 2:41 PM
new brain implants that could revive your memory and makes you to learn things fast.
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How Zombies Help Siemens Design Disaster-Proof Cities
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Flash one light, and the mouse goes on the prowl, zombielike, stalking any prey in its path. Flash another, and it delivers a killing blow with its teeth. The mouse doesn’t hunt out of hunger—scientists are in control.
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A Leeds-based shed manufacturer is aiming to become the first in the world to build a real life ‘zombie proof cabin’.
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You may have heard of Marvel Zombies, but have you heard of Pokemon Zombies? Now that is one scary thought indeed, however, artist JR Coffron III has brought that idea to life with hisPokemonstrosities .
Susan Cook's insight:
Undead pokemon are the best kind of pokemon.
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A team of Cornell University researchers focusing on a fictional zombie outbreak as an approach to disease modeling suggests heading for the hills, in the Rockies, to save your 'braains' from the 'undead.'...
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Reuters) - A Nashville-area haunted house is getting into the Christmas spirit this weekend, with Zombie Santa, his undead elves and one demonic reindeer going on the attack for fun and
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Movie posters for the 1932 horror film White Zombie featured an excerpt from the Haitian Criminal Code as proof that the country "recognizes the existence of Zombies" and punishes practitioners of this "necromancy" with the death penalty.
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Have we reached peak zombie?
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Judging by how crazy things are about to get in Kansas, chances are that Dorothy and Toto would do just almost anything to get back to Oz. Even revive the Wicked Witch of the East and have her turn them into her slaves.
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And you thought zombie comics were a recent idea? Over the centuries, medieval artists applied their talents to illustrate a mysterious tale of animated corpses who tormented the living.
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Well, In the Flesh isn't wasting any time in tearing at our heartstrings. This episode dives into post-traumatic stress disorder, school violence, self-loathing, veteran underemployment, illness, and indentured servitude—and that's all before the final, shocking moments.
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Times If there were a zombie apocalypse in Florida, gun owners would be able to take their weapons with them as they ran screaming from the walking dead, even without...
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Eau De Death: Zombie Repellent for the Apocalypse
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While some scientists fritter away their time searching for extraterrestrial life, two astronomers have performed a genuine public service for Earth by calculating the likely number of nearby planets inhabited by the undead.
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