Today's Google Doodle celebrates Robert Koch, the father of bacteriology. He received the 1905 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovering the bacterium that causes tuberculosis.

As Google explains, Koch identified the bacterium for diseases including anthrax, cholera and tuberculosis. Koch is also credited with sparking a "Golden Age of bacteriology," during which ...

The Medical Record of Nov. 29 will contain an article on "Koch's Defense of the Cholera Bacillus," of which the following is a synopsis: Immediately after Dr. Koch's announcement of his discovery ...

The battle between the two men exploded into a bitter divide over the question of the infectivity of cholera. Koch and his fellow contagionists maintained that the bacterium was spread through the ...

Trash Gobbling Robots Cleaning Lake Tahoe and Beyond! Science Google doodle celebrates microbiologist Robert Koch German microbiologist helped prove link between germs and infectious diseases.

DR. KOCH, as chief of the German Cholera Commission, has just issued his fifth report. When we commented on his first report, which was transmitted from Alexandria on September 17, 1883, we drew ...

As is well known, Prof. Koch and colleagues, sent out last year by the German Government to investigate the cholera in Egypt and India, have ascertained that in the rice-water stools voided by ...