Albert Joseph Howard Jr

Thomas Joseph King Jr. (1921-2000)

King was born on 4 June 1921 in New York City, New York. When his mother died in childbirth, an aunt raised King in Ridgefield Park, New Jersey. He studied at Fordham University [11] in Bronx, New York, where he earned his BS in 1943. Following graduation, King served as a US Army instructor in the Army Medical Technicians School [12] at the Lawson General Hospital [13] in Atlanta, Georgia. Whi...

Dr. Howard Jones, Jr. (1910-2015): In Memoriam

Dr. Howard as we knew him, along with his wife Dr. Georgeanna Seegar Jones, were directors of the IVF team that helped establish the first America's " test-tube " baby who was born December, 1981, transforming reproductive medical science and propelling the field from a dream to reality. Their innovations have been the basis of an estimated over 6 million births worldwide through IVF. The impac...

A tribute to Robert Edwards and Howard Jones Jr

"2010 was a fascinating year. Robert Edwards finally received the Nobel prize for Medicine and his friend in the United States, Howard W. Jones Jr. was honored in Denver by the American Society of Reproductive -Medicine (ASRM) upon his Centennial Birthday. He turned 100 on December 30(th)"

Joseph g. Gavin, jr., joins board of directors.

Commentary Phylogenetic approaches in comparative physiology Theodore Garland , Jr 1 , Albert

types of scientific investigation, including theory, description, experimentation and comparison. Comparing species is an ancient human enterprise, done for a variety of reasons (Sanford et al., 2002). Since Charles Darwin, the 'comparative method' – comparing populations, species or higher taxa – has been the most common and productive means of elucidating past evolutionary processes (Harvey a...