The researches of Louis Pasteur in France and Robert Koch in Germany laid the foundations of bacteriology.
Following the introduction of cinchona bark, no comparably significant advance in the understanding of malaria or its control came until after the 1870s, when pioneering studies by Louis Pasteur in France and Robert Koch in Germany laid the foundations of modern microbiology.
Toward this end, researchers from the University of Stuttgart in Germany laid very thin films of gold onto pieces of glass and then used ion beams to etch the film with holes arranged in a regular, square array.
In the same period, Germany laid down only three ships, giving the United Kingdom a superiority of 22 ships to 13.
On June 23 , 1948 a currency reform in the merged western occupation zones of Germany laid the economic foundation of an independent West German state.
The United Kingdom responded by laying down ten new super-dreadnoughts in its 1912 and 1913 budgets—ships of the and classes, which introduced a further step change in armament, speed and protection while Germany laid down only five, concentrating resources on the Army.
As the two Germanies grew ever more estranged, their bank notes mirrored their distinctions, reflecting what was called the abgrenzungspolitik, whereby East Germans laid claim to all that was good in Germany's tortured history and ascribed the bad to the capitalist West.
The decline was led by Germany, the region's largest economy, where GDP has fallen by a staggering 7% from its pre-recession peak (see chart).Germany has been laid low by the most virulent features of the global economic crisis: a collapse in world trade and a savage reduction in stocks by firms.
Richard Branson has already bought ''Great Britain,'' and the race car driver Michael Schumacher has laid claim to ''Germany.'' The British, the Dutch and the Russians are all impulse buyers, said de Baat.
June 5, 1907 Berlin, Germany September 19 , 1995Oxford, England Sir Rudolf Ernst Peierls, (born June 5, 1907, Berlin, Germany died September 19 , 1995 Oxford, England) German-born British physicist who laid the theoretical foundations for the creation of the first atomic bomb.
October 31, 1831 Amberg, Germany January 31 , 1908Munich, Germany Carl von Voit, (born October 31, 1831, Amberg, Bavaria [Germany] died January 31 , 1908 Munich, Germany) German physiologist whose definitive measurements of gross metabolism in mammals, including humans, helped establish the study of the physiology of metabolism and laid much of the foundation for modern nutritional science.
