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John S. Haldane Bücher

    John Scott Haldane war ein schottischer Physiologe, der für seine unerschrockenen Selbstversuche berühmt war. Seine kühnen Studien, die oft gefährliche Gase und extreme Bedingungen umfassten, lieferten entscheidende Erkenntnisse über die menschliche Physiologie und die Natur von Gasen. Haldanes Untersuchungen erstreckten sich auf die Minensicherheit und die Auswirkungen des atmosphärischen Drucks, was zu praktischen Erfindungen wie der ersten Gasmaske und verbesserten Sicherheitsprotokollen für Taucher führte. Sein strenger wissenschaftlicher Ansatz und sein Engagement für das Verständnis der Reaktion des Körpers auf Umweltherausforderungen hinterließen ein bleibendes Erbe in der Physiologie und der Arbeitsmedizin.

    Mechanism, life and personality
    Respiration

    • Respiration

      • 472 Seiten
      • 17 Lesestunden

      Scottish physiologist John Scott Haldane (1860-1936) helped find out how to determine the regulation of breathing and discovered the "Haldane effect" in haemaglobin. At that time his discoveries revolutionized current ideas about respiration. Haldane was also the inventor of the gas-mask during World War I. Between 1907 and 1913 he gave lectures in Physiology at Oxford. Beside honorary degrees from many universities, John Scott Haldane was elected Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS) in 1897. His philosophical ideas were mainly developed in the last two decades of his life and published in books like "The Sciences and Philosophy" and "The Philosophical Basis of Biology." Haldane was the founder of "The Journal of Hygiene."

      Respiration

    • Mechanism, life and personality

      Scottish physiologist John Scott Haldane (1860–1936) helped find out how to determine the regulation of breathing and discovered the “Haldane effect” in haemaglobin. At that time his discoveries revolutionized current ideas about respiration. Haldane was also the inventor of the gas-mask during World War I. Between 1907 and 1913 he gave lectures in Physiology at Oxford. Beside honorary degrees from many universities, John Scott Haldane was elected Fellow of the Royal Society (FRS) in 1897. His philosophical ideas were mainly developed in the last two decades of his life and published in books like “The Sciences and Philosophy” and “The Philosophical Basis of Biology”. Haldane was the founder of “The Journal of Hygiene”.

      Mechanism, life and personality