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Showing 12 of 12 laureates from University of Göttingen

EN

Erwin Neher(1944)

GermanyMedicine
16
Prestige
3 Awards
Physiology or Medicine (1991)Gairdner International Award (1989)Leibniz Prize (1987)
ORCIDh-index: 129

for their discoveries concerning the function of single ion channels in cells

BS

Bert Sakmann

GermanyMedicine
16
Prestige
3 Awards
Physiology or Medicine (1991)Gairdner International Award (1989)Leibniz Prize (1987)
h-index: 136

for their discoveries concerning the function of single ion channels in cells

AO
10
Prestige
Chemistry (1928)
JF

James Franck

GermanyPhysics
10
Prestige
Physics (1925)

for their discovery of the laws governing the impact of an electron upon an atom

RA

Richard Adolf Zsigmondy(1865–1929)

AustriaChemistry
10
Prestige
Chemistry (1925)
OW

Otto Wallach

GermanyChemistry
10
Prestige
Chemistry (1910)

in recognition of his services to organic chemistry and the chemical industry by his pioneer work in the field of alicyclic compounds

CF

Carl Friedrich Gauss(1777–1855)

Germany
4
Prestige
2 Awards
Copley Medal (1838)Fellow of the Royal Society (1804)
h-index: 29
CS

Carl Siegel(1872–1943)

GermanyMathematics
3
Prestige
Wolf Prize in Mathematics (1978)
Friedrich Wöhler

Friedrich Wöhler(1800–1882)

Germany
3
Prestige
Copley Medal (1872)
h-index: 4
Jean-André Deluc

Jean-André Deluc(1727–1817)

Switzerland
3
Prestige
Copley Medal (1791)
h-index: 1
David Hilbert
1
Prestige
Sylvester Medal (1908)
h-index: 57
Karl Ludwig Harding
1
Prestige
Fellow of the Royal Society ()