Savants maudits, chercheurs exclus, volume I
Pierre Lance reveals the careers of twelve scientific figures of the twentieth century, unjustly ignored or persecuted despite their major contributions. Their discoveries, from genetics to medicine, were hidden by the scientific and medical elite. Their stories highlight the obstacles faced by those who question the established norms of science and medicine.
Savants maudits, chercheurs exclus, volume II
In this second volume, Pierre Lance continues his exploration of the singular destinies of twelve scientific figures of the twentieth century, unjustly marginalised or oppressed by the scientific and medical establishment. Among them are Nikola Tesla, pioneer of electricity; Linus Pauling, twice a Nobel laureate; and André Gernez, known for his work on cancer prevention. Others, such as Gaston Naessens and David Rees-Evans, also developed novel approaches and faced persecution and accusations. The contributions of these researchers illustrate the challenges confronting innovative ideas and dissenting voices in science and medicine.
Savants maudits, chercheurs exclus, volume III
The third volume gathers twelve further mini-biographies of scientists marginalised or hidden by the scientific establishment. These portraits reveal the deep malaise of a civilisation that deprives itself of the sources of its renewal. The figures include Georges Lakhovsky, Royal Raymond Rife, Jean Bertin and others whose work was ignored or hindered despite its revolutionary potential.
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