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Vincent du Vigneaud
American biochemist (1901–1978)
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Details
Instance of
human
Born
18 May 1901
Died
11 December 1978
Place of birth
Chicago
Place of death
White Plains
Sex or gender
male
Given name
Vincent
Field of work
biochemistry
Occupation
biochemist
,
university teacher
,
chemist
Citizenship
United States
Awards
Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research
,
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Willard Gibbs Award
,
Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
,
John Scott Award
,
William H. Nichols Medal
,
Remsen Award
doctoral student
Sofia Simmonds
educated at
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
,
Carl Schurz High School
employer
Cornell University
,
University of Edinburgh
,
Kaiser Wilhelm Society
,
George Washington University
,
Washington University in St. Louis
interested in
biochemistry
languages spoken, written or signed
English
member of
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
,
Royal Society of Edinburgh
,
American Philosophical Society
,
American Association for the Advancement of Science
,
National Academy of Sciences
name in native language
Vincent du Vigneaud
nominated for
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
,
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
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Subject of
du Vigneaud, Vincent (1901-1978), biochemist
Influenced
Mildred Cohn
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