Robert Ader Mind-body connector
“Today there is not a physician in the country who does not accept the science Bob Ader set in motion.”
From This is True for 1 January 2012
Misc basic researchers not under invention/medical/computing/etc.
“Today there is not a physician in the country who does not accept the science Bob Ader set in motion.”
From This is True for 1 January 2012
“If you made a list of the most outstanding physicists of the 20th century, he’d be among the leaders.”
From This is True for 6 November 2011
What he figured out enabled organ transplants.
From This is True for 7 August 2011
“We were witnessing the birth of a new era in endocrinology, one that started with Yalow.”
From This is True for 5 June 2011
“I think it’s fair to say that Barry prevented more cancer deaths than any person who’s ever lived.”
From This is True for 10 April 2011
A mathematician, Mandelbrot was born in Poland, raised in France, and worked in the U.S. He is known for his “fractal geometry,” which helped conceptualize real-world complexities like the shapes of coastlines, blood vessels, clustered galaxies, and more. Using fractal geometry, computers can simulate the real world more realistically, yet using very simple calculations. Where … Read more
From This is True for 17 October 2010
“He went from one area to another, and he’d write a fundamental paper in each.”
From This is True for 18 July 2010
Butler founded the National Institute on Aging, and the first Department of Geriatrics at a U.S. medical school.
From This is True for 11 July 2010
Beutler pioneered researched multiple diseases, leading to new treatments.
From This is True for 5 October 2008
Klima built on work by another Honorary Unsubscribe honoree.
From This is True for 28 September 2008