Robert Koch He was born on 11th December 1843. His birthplace is in Clausthal-Zellenfeld Robert Koch died on 27th May 1910 in Baden Baden.

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Robert Koch He was born on 11th December His birthplace is in Clausthal-Zellenfeld Robert Koch died on 27th May 1910 in Baden Baden.

Robert Koch‘s life Robert Koch finished school in In 1862 he started to study medicine and bacteriology. In 1862 he started to study medicine and bacteriology. He worked as a doctor in Hamburg, Langenhagen, Niemegk and Rackwitz. He was a doctor in the German - French War from 1870 to 1871.

Robert Koch He researched Anthrax bacteria and discovered the tubercolosis bacteria.

In 1891 he worked in the Institute for Infectious Diseases in Berlin. There he searched for the vaccination against Tuberculosis. He founded a fund against Tuberculosis

From 1896 to 1907 he travelled around the world for research, particularly tropical countries. There he discovered the virus of Rinderpest, Testse disease in Afrika, Bubonic plague in Indian and Malarya in Java.

Robert Koch was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology.

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