My Activities as a Medical Scientist

I've decided to write a few words about my activities as a medical scientist.

Basically, I'm a pure theorist. I don't have a lab and don't have patient data. I only have access to the literature and to computers.

In the research group of my late friend and mentor Dr. Uwe Rohr, I evaluated the literature on the topic we focused on (steroidal hormones) and wrote summaries of our conclusions.

In the end I generalized Uwe's ideas and coined the term "Symbiont Conversion".

It's difficult to get my ideas published since most scientific journals accept only works that involve experiments, and my ideas are only theoretical. But I'll continue to read the literature and generate hypotheses. Even if scientific journals don't accept my works, I'll at least publish them online. As I'm not employed at a university, there's no necessity for me to get any number of articles published in scientific journals per year. I'm an absolutely independent scholar and act on my own.

If you want to support me, the best way is to send me articles which I could analyze and evaluate.