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John A. Clements was born in 1923. He went to undergraduate and medical school at Cornell University before joining the Army Chemical Center in Maryland. At the Army Chemical Center, Dr. Clements started studying lung physiology which lead him to discovering surfactant. Dr. Clements joined the faculty at the University of California, San Francisco in...
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4 gen 2021 · John Clements began his journey into historical European martial arts to rediscover the historical basis of techniques and move sets found in Western fencing. In 1995, he took the helm of Hank Reinhardt’s Historical Armed Combat Association (HACA) and then, in 2000, reconceived it into the Association of Renaissance Martial Arts (ARMA) and helped spearhead the growing HEMA movement.
The ensuing growth of surfactant studies opened the door to the science of pulmonary biology. Dr. Clements moved in 1960 to the University of California San Francisco Cardiovascular Research Institute and Department of Pediatrics, where he organized an interdisciplinary research group to investigate the biology of the lung surfactant system.
