/sci/ - Science & Math

I also became a surgeon. They said I was crazy, and my experiments were inhuman, but when they got sent to my camps I sure showed them.

>>9256188
forgot pic, shit

>Genealogical Studies in the Cases of Cleft Lip-Jaw-Palate (1938), his medical dissertation, earned him a doctorate in medicine from Frankfurt University. Studying the influence of genetics as a factor in the occurrence of this deformity, Mengele conducted research on families who exhibited these traits in multiple generations. The work also included notes on other abnormalities found in these family lines.

>Hereditary Transmission of Fistulae Auris. This journal article, published in Der Erbarzt (The Genetic Physician), focuses on fistula auris (an abnormal fissure on the external ear) as a hereditary trait. Mengele noted that individuals who have this trait also tend to have a dimple on their chin.

Can we have a tribute thread to this genius, who deserves recognition from the world for his advancements in the study of genes and medicine?

And on the subject, how about no scrutiny from moralfags pushing their petty morality and getting in the way of intellectual pursuits?

Did Mengele and his hangers-on actually contribute anything to our understanding of the human body?

Question, how many of the ecologists, geneticists and biologists in general hold racial or nationalistic views? Has your knowledge on the matter influenced you?