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Articles about political freedom and ethics in science by Rudolf Siegel.

Blaschko, Hermann Karl Felix

Biographical notes on other scientists

Aschoff, L.: Lecture at Freiburg on his life and work

Born, M. (and Franck, J.): on their lifes and work as atomic physicists

Buffoni, F.: on her research on 'abnormal processes within the conjunctiva tissue'

Euler, U.S. von: on his work on (nor-)adrenaline and the nervous system

Hill, A.V.: on his work on energy exchange in active muscles

Kosterlitz, H.: short biography and suggestion for the Nobel price

Krebs, H.: on his research on the citric cycle and energy transformation

Lundsgaard, E.: on muscle physiology and insulin

Nachmansohn, D.: on his life and work on the neuromuscular junction

Perutz, M.F.: on the history of science and his work with Keilin

Poll, H.: Letters on publications and biographical entries

Scott, F.H.: his life and work on the transmitter concept and synaptic transmission

Various: large variety of topics from cancer, muscle cells to photosynthesis

Various: Articles and publications on his teachers and colleagues

Various: Material on people Blaschko worked with such as Born, Baker, Holton and Smith

Siegel, R.: on political freedom and ethics in science

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Siegel, R.: on political freedom and ethics in science

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