Eugene Odum In ecological thermodynamics, Eugene Pleasants Odum (1917-2002) was an American zoologist noted for his 1953 textbook Fundamentals of Ecology, in which he was the first to incorporate the first two laws of thermodynamics into ecology. 1 Odum worked on his textbook in partial collaboration with his brother Howard Odum and through their joint writings the Odum’s introduced a number of non-rigorous thermodynamic conjectures, such as emergy, embodied energy, the maximum power principle, energese (energy systems language), among others. 2 Students American chemical engineering professor Robert Ulanowicz states that he was inspired to switch careers, from chemical engineering to ecology, and to study theoretical ecology during a reading of American zoologist Eugene Odum’s Fundamentals of Ecology (1959 second edition).2+ Specifically, in 1970, after teaching chemical engineering for two years at the Catholic University of America, Ulanowicz switched careers and became a professor of theoretical ecology at the University of Maryland’s Chesapeake Biological Laboratory, where he is currently professor emeritus.

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Ulanowicz won the 2007 Prigogine medal for his efforts in ecolology. References 1. Odum, Eugene P. Fundamentals of Ecology (pgs.

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“Ecology, Thermodynamics, and Odum’s Conjectures” (Abs), Oecologia, 93, pgs.