The Success Effect: Uncommon Conversations with Americas Business Trailblazers

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He headed for Paris, where his life was eased by the support of the parents of the young lady who was to become his future wife and life-long companion. Ever the eager student, Bornet divided his time with the faculty of medicine, the Sorbonne, and the Museum. Although two detailed biographical sketches have already been published on the life and accomplishments of Nils Eberhard Svedelius Skottsberg, ; Papenfuss, , he was such a significant person in terms of achievements in the first half of the 20th century that his inclusion in this series of essays seems fully justified. Nils Svedelius was born in Stockholm on the 5th of August, He received his education at the University of Uppsala under the tutelage of another eminent Swedish phycologist, F.

Phycological Newsletter 41 2: Franz Carl Mertens of Bremen, Germany, and his son Karl Heinrich Mertens made a number of early contributions to phycology, but for various reasons their names are somewhat in the shadows. The illustrious Dawson Turner seconded the compliment earlier given by Weber and Mohr to Mertens by calling him "the most able algologist of our times". The fact that the junior Mertens was responsible for the original description of the giant kelp Nereocystis luetkeana is alone a sufficient reason to include his name also in this series of "phycological trailblazers".

Giovanni Antonio Zanardini was born in Padua, Italy. Although he was plagued with ill health during much of his childhood, he showed a keen interest in learning, along with an early fascination with plants, especially flowers. As an adult he would continue to show this interest in his cultivation of many varieties of Camellia. Receiving the classical education of the period, he was regarded as an exceptional student through the primary and secondary levels of school. He was admitted to the University of Padua, where he studied law for two years.

But his performance was mediocre, and he realized that his true interest was in botany. So he applied for admission to the Faculty of Medicine at the same University, where he would also be able to study the natural sciences. Hannah Thompson Croasdale was a major figure in 20th century studies on algae.

The Success Effect: Uncommon Conversations with America's Business Trailblazers by John Eckberg

She was also a significant figure in her contributions to the Phycological Society of America in its early stages and throughout her long career. But she was always self-effacing, going about her work quietly but with dedication and resolve. She attended the University of Pennsylvania, receiving her B. Alire Raffeneau Delile was born at Versailles a decade prior to the French revolution. His father was equerry to the king, and his mother was in service to the queen Duval, As typical of his time, Delile was both a practicing physician and a botanist.

Although he was apprenticed to Dr. Brunyer, a physician in the hospices of Versailles, he spent his free time wandering the gardens and conservatories of the Trianon. Conversations with the eminent botanist Lemonnier shifted his focus to plants. Jules Brunel is remembered as an important researcher on both the freshwater and marine algal flora of Canada, in particular, that of the province of Quebec. Brunel was born in Montreal, Canada, on April 12th, His father passed away in October of the same year.

In he entered Longueuil College, which was a boarding school run by the teaching order Brothers of the Christian Schools. It was here in his last two years that he was first exposed to botany and to the teachings of the influential Montreal botanist Brother Marie-Victorin. With the death of Sophie Ducker on 20 May, , in Melbourne, phycology lost a major contemporary figure, a person who contributed much to our understanding of marine algae, seagrasses and their pollination, horticulture, and the history of botany.

She had several solo-authored and co-authored papers on various green algal genera and also on species of mostly articulated Corallinaceae, including a monograph of the Australian endemic genus Metagoniolithon Ducker, b. Her fluency in several languages gave her a facility to carry out her research in the history of phycology, with an emphasis on Australia.

She dealt with contributions by the French a , the Germans , b, c , and the Austrians a , as well as producing more general historical treatments a, b. An important fact to state at the start about Anwar Abdel Aleem is that his contributions to phycology were only part of the story.

Over a long career he made numerous innovative contributions on marine algae macro- and micro-, including diatoms and cyanobacteria , marine fungi, seagrasses, fouling organisms, and marine mollusks and other invertebrate groups, and mimicry between seaweeds and invertebrates. His interests were diverse: His efforts and contributions are worth recounting. He was born on 25 October, , in the town of Jesenice near Split, Croatia, into a farming family of modest means. He was able to carry out his studies with the aid of foreign assistance. In his doctoral research involving the lithophilic vegetation inhabiting the dolomitic and calcareous habitats of Croatia, he discovered microscopic algae living on and in the rocks, forms whose existence had been unknown up till then.

Although his interest in algae over the full period of his scientific profession was small, he made some useful contributions at a time that exploration was still in vogue.

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Yukio Yamada was one of the most significant phycologists of the 20th century, not just in terms of his contributions to knowledge of the Japanese marine algal flora but for his international reputation. Even though there have been two previous tributes to Yamada Kurogi, ; Tatewaki, , his story is worth repeating in this series.

He was an undergraduate student in the Botanical Institute of the Faculty of Science of the University of Tokyo, where his initial mentor was Professor Bunzo Hayata, a terrestrial botanist. It was Hayata who encouraged Yamada to study the marine algae of Taiwan Formosa , and Yamada was introduced to the famous Professor Kintaro Okamura, the foremost phycologist in Japan.

Francis Wolle was an early American phycologist and microscopist who deserves our attention because of his numerous contributions and detailed observations that were made under modest circumstances. He was responsible for literally hundreds of first reports of algal taxa belonging to all categories of the freshwater flora of North America. He also described numerous new species and varieties and a pair of new genera. Richard Earl Norris, who was born in Seattle, Washington, on April 13, , had a very early introduction to the algae.

This early interest sparked a life-long dedication to the algae, both micro- and macro-, of freshwater, marine and brackish habitats, of intertidal and subtidal habitats or out on the high seas, and of all groups. I think that a hallmark of his illustrious career is that he has had such an all-encompassing fascination with the algae. Few contemporary phycologists have maintained such a broad outlook in their research on the algae.