Donald Charles Fyler: 1924–2011

Charles Donald O'Malley. 1 April 1907-7 April 1970.

It is with great regret that we report the sudden death from coronary heart disease on 7 April 1970 of Professor Charles Donald O'Malley, M.A., Ph.D., the distinguished medical historian of the University of California at Los Angeles, the leading authority on Renaissance anatomy and especially on the life and work of Andreas Vesalius. Charles Donald O'Malley was born at Alameda, California on 1...

L. C. Dunn and Donald Charles on Quantitative Traits in the Mouse.

DUNN and Charles (1937, p. 14) opens with an understated assessment on the state of developmental genetics at the time: “The processes which lead to the formation of patterns during ontogeny in animals are at present very imperfectly understood.” This was the first in a series of five articles that proposed that understanding the highly variable coat patterns of the mouse could provide a model ...

And Donald

In 1983, Popper and Miller published in Nature a new argument against inductive probability. There followed, the next year, a discussion of the validity of the argument in the pages of the same journal involving Good, Jeffrey, and Levi as well as Popper and Miller themselves. This has led in turn to still further discussions of the argument. Those who are critical include Redhead (1985) and Dun...

Donald Monro (1727–1802)

Ian Donald (1910?1987)

Ian Donald [3] was an obstetrician who developed ultrasound [4] diagnostics during the twentieth century in Europe. Ultrasound is a medical diagnostic technique that uses sound waves to produce images of the inside of the body. During the early 1900s, physicians had no way to see inside a woman?s uterus [5] during pregnancy [6]. Donald developed the first method of scanning human internal anato...