HWG Group

Not Just a Name. A Philosophy.
The name Hesse, Waksman, Gauss isn’t about attribution — it’s a reflection of the principles we carry forward. Precision in observation. Innovation in application. Rigor in inference. These three thinkers shaped the way we grow knowledge, measure evidence, and act on data — values at the core of everything we do.🧫 Fanny Hesse
Introduced agar as a solid culture medium in microbiology, a pivotal innovation that enabled the isolation and identification of bacterial colonies. Her contribution laid the groundwork for modern bacteriology, yet remains underrecognized.💉 Selman Waksman
Discovered streptomycin, the first effective treatment for tuberculosis. His work not only changed infectious disease therapy but also inspired one of the first randomized controlled trials, linking microbiological breakthroughs with rigorous clinical evidence.📈 Carl Friedrich Gauss
Pioneered the method of least squares, the foundation of modern regression analysis. While RCTs estimate causality by design, Gauss's work underpins nearly all observational causal inference, from antimicrobial resistance modeling to real-world outcomes research.