Szent-Györgyi, Albert

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Szent-Györgyi, Albert

A Cambridge-trained Hungarian physiologist (1893­–1986) who identified vitamin C in 1934, for which he won the Nobel Prize (1937).
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Fiftieth Anniversary Symposium of the Nobel-Prize of Albert Szent-Gyorgyi.
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In 1990, he received the title of Extraordinary Professor from the Albert Szent-Gyorgyi Medical University in Szeged, and in 1997, the University Medical School in Pecs nominated him as appointed professor.
AACC international travel fellowship
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I first saw Professor Albert Szent-Gyorgyi in action in 1945 just after he had taken over the newly created chair of biochemistry at the medical school in Budapest.
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Alexander Gurwitsch showed photonic interactions and, with other researchers such as Herbert Frolich, Fritz-Albert Popp, Guenter Albrecht-Buehler, Mae-Won Ho, Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, Ilya Priogogine, Albert Einstein, and Oschman, put into perspective how the neurobiological application of the Erchonia laser works.
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Avemar was developed by Hungarian researcher Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, who was awarded a Nobel Prize in medicine for his discovery of ascorbic acid (vitamin C) in 1937.
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