Hans Ernst August Buchner
German bacteriologist and researcher
Born
1850
175 years ago
Died
April 5th, 1902
122 years ago — 52 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Germany
Links & References
Contributions to bacteriology included significant research on pathogenic bacteria. Established methods for the isolation and identification of various microorganisms. Developed techniques that advanced the understanding of infectious diseases, particularly in relation to the role of bacteria in their transmission. Published numerous influential papers that laid groundwork for future research in microbiology.
Pioneered studies on pathogenic bacteria
Contributed to development of bacterial classification
Published key papers in microbiology
Other People Who Died on April 5th
Ralph de Monthermer
Born around 1270, held the title of 1st Baron of Monthermer and became the Earl of Gloucester. Involved in the political and military affairs of England during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. Played a significant role in the conflicts of the time, contributing to the power dynamics within the English nobility. Died on April 5, 1325.
Continue ReadingCharles XI
Ruled Sweden from 1660 until death in 1697. His reign marked significant administrative reform and centralization of power. Implemented financial policies that stabilized the kingdom's economy. Strengthened the military and established a standing army. Involved in the Great Northern War, though most conflicts were concluded by the time of his death. Lauded for enhancing Sweden's influence in Northern Europe.
Continue ReadingPinchus Kremegne
Born in 1890, this artist became associated with the Fauvist movement, which emphasized bold colors and brushwork. Emigrating to France, established a distinctive style combining elements of cubism and abstraction. Contributed to various exhibitions, showcasing works that reflected the vibrancy of life and the human experience. Later works demonstrated a shift towards more emotional and expressive forms. The artist's career spanned several decades, with pieces held in prestigious collections and museums.
Continue ReadingPaul Ritter
An English actor, starred in various television and film productions. Gained widespread recognition for the role of Martin Goodman in the television series 'Friday Night Dinner'. Featured in notable films such as 'The Other Boleyn Girl' and 'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince'. Acted in several stage productions and received critical acclaim for performances in the theatre, especially in works like 'The Homecoming'.
Continue ReadingJohann Christoph Gatterer
A German historian deeply engaged in the study of history and geography. Gatterer contributed to historical scholarship through various works focusing on the regional history of Germany and the methodology of historical research. He served as a professor of history at the University of Göttingen, where he helped shape the discipline. Gatterer also worked on the Historical Atlas of Germany, which aimed to map German history geographically. His approach influenced subsequent generations in the field of historical studies.
Continue ReadingHarold Osborn
Competed in track and field events, specializing in high jump and decathlon. Achieved significant success in the 1920s, winning multiple national titles. Secured a gold medal in the high jump at the 1924 Paris Olympics, setting an Olympic record with a jump of 2.03 meters. Dominated collegiate competitions, representing the University of Michigan.
Continue Reading