Paul Ehrlich (1854-1915) was born in East Prussia (now Poland), the son of a lottery-office keeper. He went to the University of Leipzig to pursue a career in medicine. By the time he graduated in ...

Perhaps no coffee production would be better for biodiversity in these landscapes, but given that a lot of people really like ...

That same year, 1968, Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich and his wife Anne (who is uncredited) published an explosive book. In The Population Bomb, they noted that in poor countries such as India and ...

Nine years later Paul Ehrlich’s best seller ... at Monsanto and a winner of the prestigious World Food Prize in 2013. Scientists, he argues, can now identify and manipulate a huge variety ...

An unorthodox researcher pursuing ‘the private lives of rats’ opened what seemed to be a new window on human nature.

Paul Ehrlich, E. O. Wilson, Thomas Lovejoy, etc. often advocated ethical values as scientists in order to raise awareness regarding ecological degradation including its implications for human well ...

We wanted to know more. More than 100 years ago, Nobel prize-winning German physician and scientist, Paul Ehrlich suggested that the incidence of cancer would be significantly higher if it wasn’t for ...

Science fiction, at least in its pre-dystopian era ... But others — notably, Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich’s prediction that “hundreds of millions of people” would starve to death in the 1970s — ...

In his new book, he combines his... Paul R. Ehrlich, Author, Paul R. Ehlrich, Author, Anne H. Ehrlich, With Simon & Schuster $18.95 (320p) ISBN 978-0-671-68984-1 The Ehrlichs, articulate and ...

In doing so, he created the science of bacteriology ... Governments supported scientific research with money. Paul Ehrlich, a student of Koch, produced the drug Salvarsan 606 to treat syphilis.

Paul Arbaje is an energy analyst in the Climate & Energy program at the Union of Concerned Scientists. In his role, he analyzes the impacts of electricity policies in the United States, and advocates ...

In March 1951, Andrew Ivy—at the time, one of the most renowned scientists and medical ethicists ... Medicine," a new book by ...