Nobel Laureate Baruch Blumberg has been a basic scientist and clinical researcher for many decades. He discovered the virus that causes hepatitis B and, along with Irving Millman, invented the hepatitis B vaccine. Blumberg and his colleagues at Philadelphia's Fox Chase Cancer Center also are involved in the development of antivirals for hepatitis B and other viruses. Hard at work on two continents, he is currently master of Balliol College, Oxford University
To help keep abreast of the fast-changing world of science, Baruch Blumberg reads The Scientist, the newspaper for the science professional.
Published every two weeks, The Scientist takes people behind the scenes, inside the labs, and into the boardrooms of the scientific world. It covers both the ivory towers and the growing industrial sector. As a regular reader of The Scientist, you'll know how the movers and shakers, along with the rank and file, are changing...
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