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A. E. Wilder-Smith
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Biography
Wilder-Smith earned three doctorates; his first PhD in 1941 in Physical Organic Chemistry from Reading University, England, his second in 1964 in Pharmacology from the University of Geneva, and his third from Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology), Zurich.As a chemist, Wilder-Smith joined Imperial Chemical Industries during World War II. Following the war, the University of London made him the Countess of Lisburne Memorial Fellow. Wilder-Smith accepted an appointment as Director of Research for a Swiss pharmaceutical company. While in Switzerland, the Medical School of the University of Geneva elected him to teach Chemotherapy and Pharmacology, for which he received habilitation, the qualification required for professional appointments to European continental universities.BOOK, Wilder-Smith, A.E., The Time Dimension:Its Relationship to the Origin of Life, 1993, The Word For Today, Costa Mesa, CA, 978-0-936728-45-2, 128, In 1957-1958 Wilder-Smith accepted the position of Visiting Assistant Professor at the Medical Center of the University of Illinois. In 1959-1961 he was Visiting Full Professor of Pharmacology at the University of Bergen Medical School in Norway. He returned to the University of Geneva for two years then received an appointment as Full Professor of Pharmacology back at the University of Illinois Medical Center in 1963.JOURNAL, Blaine, Graham B., The Drug Users: The Psychopharmacology of Turning On, by A. E. Wilder Smith (review), Pediatrics, 48, 1, 171â172, American Academy of Pediatrics, 1 July 1971, 10.1542/peds.48.1.171, 70539125,weblink WEB,weblink sec.gif, Wildersmith.org, 16 February 2015,weblink" title="web.archive.org/web/20150303083208weblink">weblink 2015-03-03, dead, As a lecturer, he won three 'Golden Apple' Awards in consecutive years for excellence in education and four awards for best series of senior year lectures.Wilder-Smith was Professor of Pharmacology for two years at Hacettepe University Medical School, Ankara, Turkey. He served as a NATO consultant for the prevention and treatment of drug abuse.Family life and religious views
In 1949, A. E. Wilder-Smith married Beate (17 September 1928 â 15 January 2015), daughter of Rev. Wilhelm Gottwaldt, of Breslau, Germany.Library of Congress Name Headings with References, Library of Congress, 1981, p. 686WEB,weblink Beate Wilder-Smith, WEB,weblink Beate Wilder-Smith, She accompanied him through twenty-three moves of their home and rearing of their four children, Oliver, Petra, Clive, and Einar. Each of their children are also professors in their respective medical fields at international universities.WEB,weblink Beate Wilder-Smith Obituary, oconnormortuary.com, 22 January 2016, Arthur Wilder-Smith began his education as an atheist. His wife, Beate Wilder-Smith, wrote that Arthur had concluded, "If a loving God really existed, He surely would not have tolerated all the injustice and suffering evident in the world." He became acquainted with General Frost, a devout Christian who challenged Arthur's atheistic worldview. Arthur placed his faith in Christ but continued to struggle intellectually with the difficulties between naturalistic evolution and biblical creation. While studying at Oxford, Arthur became acquainted with C. S. Lewis, a significant influence on Arthur's thought processes and faith.BOOK, Wilder-Smith, A.E., Let Us Reason: Insights on Creation, Suffering, & Evil, 2007, The Word For Today, Costa Mesa, CA, 9781597510370, 7, As a creationist, Wilder-Smith said there were problems with evolutionary views of the origin of life. This theme is reflected in many of his books including, The Creation of Life and Man's Origin, Man's Destiny. According to Walter L. Bradley, Wilder-Smith contended "that the conversion of energy flow into information remains, at present, undemonstrated and without theoretical basis."WEB, Bradley, Walter L., No Relevance to the Origin of Life,weblink Access Research Network, vol. 10, no. 1, Leadership U, 20 September 2011, Some considered him Europe's leading creationist.BOOK, Numbers, Ronald, The Creationists, 1992, University of California Press, Berkeley and LA, 0-520-08393-8, 334, 405â406 n38,weblink He was not afraid to correct creationists when he believed they were wrong as when he made the comment to Francis Arduini in 1984 that Henry M. Morris "didn't know a thing about thermodynamics".BOOK, Numbers, Ronald, The Creationists, 1992, University of California Press, Berkeley and LA, 0-520-08393-8, 408,weblinkHonours
Wilder-Smith was a Fellow of the Royal Society of ChemistryBOOK, Wilder-Smith, Arthur E. and Beate, Fulfilled Journey, 1998, TWFT Publishers, Costa Mesa, CA, 978-0-936728-75-9, 538â539,Bibliography
- Urinary elimination of synthetic oestrogens and stilboestrol glucuronide in animals. (Biochem J. 1948; 42(2): 253â257)
- The isolation and properties of the monoglucuronides of stilboestrol, hexoestrol and dienoestrol (Biochem J. 1948; 42(2): 258â260)
- Preparation of some new 4-substituted derivatives of p-amino-o-hydroxyphenyl-1,3,4-oxadiazolone-5 and study of their mycobacteriostatic activity. VII. (Arzneimittelforschung. 1967 Jun;17(6):768-72)
- Some tuberculostatic 1,3,4-oxadiazolones(-5) and 1,3,4-oxadiazolthiones(-5). II: Biological spectrum in vitro and activity in vivo in relation to resistance emergence. (Arzneimittelforschung. 1962 Mar;12:275-80.)
- The excretion of synthetic oestrogens as ethereal sulphates and monoglucuronides in the rabbit and in man (Biochem J. 1949; 44(3): 366â368. )
- The Action of Phosgene on Acid Hydrazides to Give 1,3,4-Oxdiazolones of Interest in the Treatment of Tuberculosis (Science, Volume 119, Issue 3094, pp. 514)
- Metabolism of Synthetic Åstrogens in Man (nature 160, 787-787 (6 December 1947))
- M. B. Sahasrabudhe, A. E. Wilder Smith (1947) The determination of dienoestrol Biochem J.; 41(2): 190â192.
- THE INSTABILITY OF OESTROGENS IN SOLUTION (J Endocrinol January 1, 1946 5 152â157)
- Preliminary screening of some new oxadiazol-2-ols with special reference to their antipyretic, analgesic, and anti-inflammatory properties. V. (Arzneimittelforschung. 1963 Apr;13:338-41.)
- Smith, A. E. W., Frommel, E. and Morris, R. W. (1959), Effect of Local Anaesthetics on Barbiturate Sleeping Time. Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, 11: 600â606.
- A. E. WILDER SMITH & HANS BRODHAGE (1961) Biological Spectrum of Some New Tuberculostatic 1,3,4-Oxadiazolones with Special Reference to Cross-Resistance and Rates of Emergence of Resistance Nature 192, 1195 (23 December 1961)
- Why Does God Allow It? and Other Essays. (Victory Press, 1960) ASIN B0000CKQ3P
- The Scientific Alternative to Neo-Darwinian Evolutionary Theory. (The Word For Today, 1987)
- The Natural Sciences Know Nothing of Evolution. Master Books/Institute for Creation Research, 1981. {{ISBN|0-89051-062-8}}
- Man's Origin/Man's Destiny. Harold Shaw; 1st edition (January 1, 1969), (paperback Bethany House Pub, June 1975) {{ISBN|0-87123-356-8}}
- He Who Thinks Has To Believe (The Word For Today, 1981)
- The Creation of Life: Cybernetic approach to evolution (H. Shaw; [1st ed.] edition, 1970) (Master Books/Institute for Creation Research, 1981) {{ISBN|0-89051-070-9}}
- The Time Dimension. (Word for Today, October 1993) {{ISBN|0-936728-45-0}}
- Why Does God Allow It? (Victory Press, 1960) (Master Books/Institute for Creation Research, 1980) {{ISBN|0-89051-060-1}}
- Is This a God of Love?. (Word for Today, December 1991) {{ISBN|0-936728-39-6}}
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