“Science Writings Timeline”.

­   Here I 🎁 present: “Science Writings ✍ ⏲ Timeline”. SCIENCE WRITINGS TIMELINE. SIXTH CENTURY BC. Siddhartha’ Gautama born 563 BC in  Lumbini, of the SHAKYA REPUBLIC. Siddhartha’ Gautama the historical Buddha’ of the Indian’ subcontinent. 💧 1. Elemental Monism Key Thinkers: Thales, Anaximenes. Core Concept: Single fundamental element. Thales: All is water. Anaximenes: … Continue reading “Science Writings Timeline”.

“Gillette Research Institute: Blade-Skin Interaction.”

INTRODUCTION. The Padgett Dermatome is a classic example of precision surgical engineering applied to reconstructive surgery & burn surgery. Function: It harvests split-thickness skin grafts—thin layers of skin—by gliding a sharp blade across a donor site. The uniformity of thickness is crucial for graft “take” (successful integration into the recipient site) and minimizing donor site trauma.Inventor: … Continue reading “Gillette Research Institute: Blade-Skin Interaction.”

Momofuku Ando, “Culinary Lineage of RAMEN”.

Momofuku Ando is fascinating person in culinary history. 🍜 Ando Momofuku’s US Patent 3,997,676, filed in the mid-1970s, wasn’t just a patent on a food product—it was a patent on a method for producing instant-cooking noodles in a cup, which became the blueprint for what we now call “Cup Noodles”. This invention revolutionized food globally: … Continue reading Momofuku Ando, “Culinary Lineage of RAMEN”.

“Mouse-Human Chromosome Synteny”, Victor McKusick, Mendelian Inheritance in Man, 1966.

INTRODUCTION. Summary of mouse-human synteny is tabulated BENEATH. Mouse cytoband notation is shown BOTTOM. The ideogram synteny is shown at the BELOW of this blog post. Continue reading “Mouse-Human Chromosome Synteny”, Victor McKusick, Mendelian Inheritance in Man, 1966.

Max Perutz & John Kendrew, NOBEL PRIZE CHEMISTRY, 11 December 1962.

Allan Cormack’ & Godfrey Hounsfield’, “Computed Tomography”, NOBEL PRIZE LECTURES, 8 December 1978 was the topic of an earlier blog post. Here I present: Max Perutz, “X-ray Analysis of Haemoglobin”; and, John Kendrew, “Myoglobin and the Structure of Proteins”, NOBEL PRIZE CHEMISTY, 11 December 1962. Hemoglobin is a protein normally in the blood at concentrations of … Continue reading Max Perutz & John Kendrew, NOBEL PRIZE CHEMISTRY, 11 December 1962.