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M. E. Friedman
Best known as one of the coauthors of a classic scientific work on freezing and preserving bull semen, this writer is tied to an important moment in agricultural research. Very little biographical information appears to be readily available, which gives the work an archival, specialist feel.
1 Audiobook
Preservation of Bull Semen at Sub-Zero Temperatures
by N. L. VanDemark, M. E. Friedman, W. C. Kinney, W. J. Miller, Carlos Rodriguez
About the author
M. E. Friedman is listed as a coauthor of Preservation of Bull Semen at Sub-Zero Temperatures, alongside N. L. VanDemark, W. J. Miller, W. C. Kinney Jr., and Carlos Rodriguez. The book is associated with the University of Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station and focuses on methods for freezing semen for cattle breeding.
Based on the sources I could confirm, Friedman is known primarily through this technical publication rather than through a widely documented public literary or academic profile. Project Gutenberg and other catalog-style records both point to this same work, but they do not provide clear personal background such as full name, dates, or a detailed biography.
Because those details were not reliably available in the sources I found, it is safest to describe M. E. Friedman as a contributor to mid-20th-century agricultural and reproductive research whose surviving public footprint is closely tied to that publication.