Hitlers ungeliebter Nobelpreisträger: Der jüdische Krebsforscher Otto Warburg
Aug 23, 2026 · 4m
Summary
This episode reviews Sam Apple’s book “The Kaiser of Dahlem,” which explores the life and legacy of Nobel laureate Otto Warburg. It details how Warburg’s research on cancer metabolism was revived by modern scientists like Craig Thompson, linking genetics and metabolism. The discussion also covers Warburg’s complex relationship with the Nazi regime and his decision to remain in Germany.
Topics discussed
Introduction to Sam Apple's book on Otto Warburg
Warburg Renaissance and US medical research
Linking genetics, metabolism, and cancer
Otto Warburg's character and scientific legacy
Warburg's relationship with the Nazi regime
Book review and impact of World Wars on research
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