Evolution and brain scientist who translates his works into easily understood language. Includes books, articles, and recommendations.

Offers a factual profile of the 17th century German botanist who first confirmed the existence of male and female reproductive organs in plants.

Offers an overview of Cannon's studies on the human digestive and nervous systems.

Summarizes the research conducted by this American geneticist and cytologist.

Scientist from Belgian specialized in the research and study of the cell.

Find out what the pioneer, heart transplant surgeon said about his life, influences, and successes. Includes a biography and career profile.

Describes the scientist's discoveries regarding the genetics of viruses and bacteria.

Short encyclopedia entry provides an overview of this herpetologist's career.

Explains the zoologist's discoveries about population genetics, diversity, and evolution.

Indian publisher offers a reprinted edition of the plant pathologist's book. Includes chapter summaries and order forms.

Features a summary of Dulbecco's research on the connection between retroviruses and cancer.

Profiles the accomplishments of the bacteriologist best known for his immune system studies.

Consult this encyclopedia article to learn about Enders' contributions to the study of viruses.

Features a photo and a comprehensive selection of facts associated with the coniferous tree named after the American botanist.

Profiles the American physiologist who received the Nobel Prize for his research on nerve fibers.

Profiles the physiologist credited with the discovery of a neurotransmitter called noradrenaline.

Short encyclopedia entry discusses some of the entomologist's conclusions about insect behavior.

Explains how this bacteriologist developed a method for growing cancer cells in the laboratory.

Encyclopedia summarizes the career of this physician who pioneered the use of light in treating skin diseases.

Biography of Sir Ronald Fisher, an early 20th-century English scientists considered to be one of the founders of modern statistics.

Provides an overview of the bacteriologist who won the Nobel Prize for his discovery of penicillin.

Short encyclopedia article summarizes the career of this Nobel Prize-winning pathologist.

British Journal of Science and Literary Gazette offers a thorough account of the naturalist's life. Published upon the professor's death in 1854.

Profiles the German physician who developed the cardiac catheterization technique.

Features the digital version of Fuchs "Botanical" that was originally published in 1545. Images include the original woodcuts.