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soo should I have at least picked a topic for my IRP by now? probably. have I? no. I'm thinking something sciencey/biology related because then it can kind of relate to my eventual uni degree but I've made no solid decisions. what have other people done theirs on? don't have to get specific if you don't want to but any general topic suggestions would be very much appreciated!!
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I'm doing mine on German law but if you want to do something about biology then you could look into Robert Koch - Idk if you did GCSE History but in one of the topics we learnt about him. He basically pioneered microbiology in the 19th Century and contributed a lot to the development of vaccinations so it could definitely be relevant to your course! Paul Ehrlich is another famous German scientist who did similar research but I think he focused more on antibodies and treating diseases. I found them both really interesting so I would definitely recommend looking into them 
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I'm doing mine on German law but if you want to do something about biology then you could look into Robert Koch - Idk if you did GCSE History but in one of the topics we learnt about him. He basically pioneered microbiology in the 19th Century and contributed a lot to the development of vaccinations so it could definitely be relevant to your course! Paul Ehrlich is another famous German scientist who did similar research but I think he focused more on antibodies and treating diseases. I found them both really interesting so I would definitely recommend looking into them
I'm doing mine on German law but if you want to do something about biology then you could look into Robert Koch - Idk if you did GCSE History but in one of the topics we learnt about him. He basically pioneered microbiology in the 19th Century and contributed a lot to the development of vaccinations so it could definitely be relevant to your course! Paul Ehrlich is another famous German scientist who did similar research but I think he focused more on antibodies and treating diseases. I found them both really interesting so I would definitely recommend looking into them
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There’s also a German historical drama about Robert Koch on Netflix rn called Charité. I don’t know how accurate it is but even if it’s not directly useful to your IRP I’d recommend watching it
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There’s also a German historical drama about Robert Koch on Netflix rn called Charité. I don’t know how accurate it is but even if it’s not directly useful to your IRP I’d recommend watching it
There’s also a German historical drama about Robert Koch on Netflix rn called Charité. I don’t know how accurate it is but even if it’s not directly useful to your IRP I’d recommend watching it
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