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Joshua Lederberg

1925–2008

Joshua Lederberg was a pioneering molecular biologist and geneticist whose work on microbial genetics earned him the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1958. While primarily recognized for his contributions to genetics and the development of molecular biology, his later career and intellectual pursuits deeply engaged with neuroscience, the implications of biological discoveries for society, and the ethical considerations of emerging technologies.

Neuroscience

Bacterial Multiplication (with Esther M. Lederberg)
Genetics of Bacteria and Their Viruses
Biological<bos> Molecules
The Scientific Endeavor
Introduction to Molecular Biology
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of the Brain (talk)
The Future of Life (interview)

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