The Oral History Project of the Jacques Loeb Centre for the History and Philosophy of Science is a series of interviews conducted by Prof. Ute Deichmann for two projects:
The Modern Informational and Structural Biology project contains extensive interviews with key figures in the life sciences. In addition to being experts in their field, they have the rare ability to identify scientific trends and pitfalls. The interviews were conducted starting in 2013 and new ones are added on an ongoing basis.
The Israeli-German Science Collaboration project contains shorter interviews with scientists who participated in the post-WWII collaboration between the nascent state of Israel's Weizmann Institute of Science and various German institutions. Ute explores with them the motives, politics, scientific benefits, and moral costs involved.
These in-depth interviews are published as downloadable PDFs instead of audio or video files for fast review and information retrieval.
