Lothar Beutin

About the author: Lothar Beutin, born in Berlin, microbiologist and author of non-fiction, science crime and social novels. Research activity in Berlin at the Max-Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics, the Robert Koch Institute and the Institute for Risk Assessment; and in Paris at the Pasteur Institute.

Previously published books by the author:

WITHOUT MAKEUP STAYS BETTER (2022). Thirteen discursive short stories about life, illness and death and about our society, which "Corona" has changed more than any other event since the end of the Second World War.

THEY ARE CLOSER TO US THAN WE THINK (2021). A non-fiction book about the mysterious relationships between microbes and humans and the consequences.

MOTHER'S HEIRS (2017). Chemical weapons exports in a modular system, terrorism and the division of the society.

BAD APPLES (2015). Noble drop or booze? Alcohol fans have no qualms, but they have a relationship with politics.

EHEC ALERT (2013). How you sometimes have to provoke an epidemic in order to finally become famous.

RIZIN (2011). A story about research on biological weapons, whereby even “the good guys” inevitably become perpetrators.

Author homepage: http://www.lothar-beutin.de/