The blog The Skeptical Zone is run by Elizabeth Liddle, a neuroscientist connected with the University of Nottingham in England. For a long time she was one of the most cogent, most patient, and most polite commenters at the anti-evolution blog Uncommon Descent, where she tried to defend evolutionary biology. In early 2012, she and other anti-ID commenters were banned from the Uncommon Descent in a crazed burst of bannination that even banned some pro-ID commenters, and caused some others to depart. This left UD a virtual echo chamber. So she used a blog of hers, The Skeptical Zone, to continue those discussions, welcoming anti-evolution commenters to join that discussion. She tries to maintain a civil discussion between pro-Intelligent Design and anti-Intelligent Design commenters.

I have made three guest posts there:

(March 4, 2012) I showed a numerical example demonstrating that natural selection can result in Functional Information (or Specified Information) getting into the genome of an evolving population. This is a counterexample to William Dembski's assertions that Complex Specified Information in a genome is evidence of Design.

(January 17, 2013) On Uncommon Descent, poster "niwrad" (no prizes for guessing where that name comes from) linked to a Sequences Probability Calculator which figures out how long a pure mutational process (without natural selection) takes to arrive at a particular protein sequence. (It takes basically forever). This assumes that there is no partial function of a partially matching sequence -- evolution cannot reach the sequence by rewarding partial agreement with it. I listed several kinds of experimental results that disagree with that. "niwrad" must think that different species originated in different Special Creation events.

(March 24, 2013) On Uncommon Descent, the ever-stimulating "niwrad" was at it again, with an assertion that what the equations of theoretical population genetics showed was that Hardy-Weinberg "equilibrium" was a force opposing evolutionary change. I just had to clear that one up.