Citizenship British | Name Milton Wainwright Nationality English | |
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Born February 23, 1950 ( 1950-02-23 ) Institutions University of Nottingham (BSc & PhD)National Research Council (Canada) (Postdoctoral Fellow)Department Of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, University of Sheffield (current workplace) Known for "Alien Bugs", Neopanspermia Books An introduction to environmental biotechnology, Miracle Cure: The Story of Penicillin and the Golden Age of Antibiotics Fields | ||
Residence Sheffield, United Kingdom |
Life found in space exclusive interview with milton wainwright
Milton Wainwright (born 23 February 1950) is a British microbiologist who is known for his research into what he claims could be extraterrestrial life found in the stratosphere.
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- Life found in space exclusive interview with milton wainwright
- Inspiration co with prof milton wainwright heresy in science
- Education
- Research
- Books
- Honours and awards
- Articles
- Prof milton wainwright direct evidence of extra terrestrial lifeforms
- References

Inspiration co with prof milton wainwright heresy in science
Education

Wainwright graduated from the University of Nottingham in the field of botany. He obtained a PhD from the same university in the field of mycology. After he went to the National Research Council of Canada as postdoctoral fellow, where he obtained a qualification in environmental microbiology. After his postdoctoral fellowship, he went to work at the University of Sheffield.
Research
Wainwright's interests are in astrobiology and the history of science. He claimed that the idea of natural selection is not original to Darwin's or Wallace's theory. Also, he has claimed that the red rain in Kerala is a biological entity. Wainwright has also written widely about the history of the discovery penicillin (including that Hitler’s life was saved by the drug) and streptomycin and on the hypothesis that bacteria and other non-virus microbes cause cancer.

Wainwright identifies as an agnostic.
Books
Milton Wainwright is author of the books Miracle Cure: The Story of Penicillin and the Golden Age of Antibiotics (1990) and An introduction to environmental biotechnology (2011).
Honours and awards
Articles
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