Henry Taube

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Instance of

human

Born

30 November 1915

Died

16 November 2005

Place of birth

Neudorf

Place of death

Palo Alto

Sex or gender

male

Given name

Henry

Family name

Taube

Child

Karl Taube

Field of work

chemistry

Occupation

chemist, university teacher

Citizenship

United States

Awards

Nobel Prize in Chemistry, Willard Gibbs Award, American Chemical Society Award in Inorganic Chemistry, National Medal of Science, NAS Award in Chemical Sciences, Priestley Medal, National Order of Scientific Merit, Centenary Prize, Remsen Award, Welch Award in Chemistry, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, Foreign Member of the Royal Society

academic degree

Bachelor of Science, Master of Science

described by source

HENRY TAUBE. 30 NOVEMBER 1915 - NOVEMBER 2005, Henry Taube: inorganic chemist extraordinaire, Celebration of inorganic lives: interview with Henry Taube, Henry Taube, 1983 Nobel Laureate, The Taube Revolution, 1952-1954, Preface, Acknowledgments, An appreciation of Henry Taube

different from

Henry Taub

doctoral student

Thomas J. Meyer

educated at

University of Saskatchewan, University of California, Berkeley, Luther College

employer

Cornell University, University of Chicago, Stanford University

family

Taube

interested in

chemistry

languages spoken, written or signed

English

member of

Royal Society, National Academy of Sciences, Royal Society of Canada, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Brazilian Academy of Sciences, American Philosophical Society

name in native language

Henry Taube

residence

Palo Alto, Saskatchewan

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