Muller, Paul

That summer, the U.S. Army invited Muller, Paul Lauger, and two other Geigy executives to visit the United States for a month to discuss DDT s role in pest control. Civilian airlines had not resumed operations yet, so the... 

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Muller, Paul Hermann (1899-1965) Swiss Chemist Paul Hermann Muller was born at Olten, Solothurn, Switzerland, on January 12, 1899. He attended primary school and the Free Evangelical elementary and secondary schools. He began working in 1916 as a laboratory assistant at Dreyfus and Company, followed by a position as an assistant chemist in the Scientific-Industrial Laboratory of their electrical plant. He attended Basel University and received a Ph.D. in 1925. He became deputy director of scientific research on substances for plant protection in 1946. 

Achim Muller, Paul Kogerler, Hartmut Bogge Faculty of Chemistry, University of Bielefeld,... 

Muller, Paul (1899-1965) Swiss chemist who demonstrated that a chlorinated hydrocarbon, dichloro-diphenyltrlchloroethane (DDT), was unusually effective in killing insects but relatively nontoxic toward humans. 

Haller, Albin Muller, Paul Thiebaud Traiteelementaire de chimie d I usage des candidats au certificat d aptitude des sciences physiques, chimiques et naturelles, et des candidats aux haccalaureats scientifiques, Paris, G. Carre, 1896. 

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