Robert Koch was a German physician and microbiologist who became known for his groundbreaking work in identifying the causative agents of various diseases.
In 1876, Koch published a paper in which he described his discovery of the bacterium that causes anthrax.
In 1878, Koch announced the discovery of the bacterium that causes tuberculosis.
In 1882, Koch published a paper describing his discovery of the cholera bacterium.
In 1883, Koch announced the discovery of the agent that causes trachoma.
In 1884, Koch published a paper describing his discovery of the bacterium that causes cholera.
In 1885, Koch published a paper describing his discovery of the agent that causes typhoid fever.
In 1886, Koch announced the discovery of the agent that causes dysentery.
In 1890, Koch published a paper describing his discovery of the bacterium that causes pneumonia.
