Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "George Klein, Georg Klein or Klein György (July 28, 1925) is a Hungarian-Swedish biologist who specializes in cancer research. Klein has also authored a dozen of non-scientific or wide ranging books, of which several are collections of essays.Klein started a tumor biology center at Karolinska Institute and made a connection there between the Epstein-Barr virus and lymphomas and other cancers. He was awarded the $100,000 prize by the General Motors Cancer Research Foundation for pioneering work on cancer and the human immunity system.Apart from his scientific work, he has written popular books of which three have been translated to English: The Atheist and the Holy City (1990) (Swedish: Ateisten och den heliga staden), Pietà (1992), a collection of essays on whether life is worth living, and Live Now (1997).Since settling in Sweden in 1947, Klein has spelled his surname Georg in Swedish and George in English."@en }
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- George_Klein_(biologist) abstract "George Klein, Georg Klein or Klein György (July 28, 1925) is a Hungarian-Swedish biologist who specializes in cancer research. Klein has also authored a dozen of non-scientific or wide ranging books, of which several are collections of essays.Klein started a tumor biology center at Karolinska Institute and made a connection there between the Epstein-Barr virus and lymphomas and other cancers. He was awarded the $100,000 prize by the General Motors Cancer Research Foundation for pioneering work on cancer and the human immunity system.Apart from his scientific work, he has written popular books of which three have been translated to English: The Atheist and the Holy City (1990) (Swedish: Ateisten och den heliga staden), Pietà (1992), a collection of essays on whether life is worth living, and Live Now (1997).Since settling in Sweden in 1947, Klein has spelled his surname Georg in Swedish and George in English.".
- Q513281 abstract "George Klein, Georg Klein or Klein György (July 28, 1925) is a Hungarian-Swedish biologist who specializes in cancer research. Klein has also authored a dozen of non-scientific or wide ranging books, of which several are collections of essays.Klein started a tumor biology center at Karolinska Institute and made a connection there between the Epstein-Barr virus and lymphomas and other cancers. He was awarded the $100,000 prize by the General Motors Cancer Research Foundation for pioneering work on cancer and the human immunity system.Apart from his scientific work, he has written popular books of which three have been translated to English: The Atheist and the Holy City (1990) (Swedish: Ateisten och den heliga staden), Pietà (1992), a collection of essays on whether life is worth living, and Live Now (1997).Since settling in Sweden in 1947, Klein has spelled his surname Georg in Swedish and George in English.".