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Paul Lauterbur

Paul Christian Lauterbur

American chemist (1929–2007).

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Sex or Gender

Male

Occupation

Chemist
Professor
Physicist
Biophysicist
Researcher

Date of Birth

5/6/1929

Date of Death

3/27/2007

Place of Birth

Sidney

Place of Death

Urbana

Country of Citizenship

United States

Instance Of

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Award Received

17 items
National Medal of Technology and Innovation
(1988)
Award Rationale
: For the independent contributions in conceiving and developing the application of magnetic resonance technology to medical uses including whole body scanning and diagnostic imaging.
Point in Time
: 1988
Lasker-DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award
(1984)
Point in Time
: 1984
Canada Gairdner International Award
(1985)
Point in Time
: 1985
IEEE Medal of Honor
(1987)
Point in Time
: 1987
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
(2003)
Award Rationale
: for their discoveries concerning magnetic resonance imaging
Award Rationale
: för deras upptäckter rörande avbildning med magnetresonans
Point in Time
: 2003
Prize Money
: 5,000,000 Swedish krona
Harvey Prize
(1986)
Award Rationale
: Contribution to science and technology through his development of nuclear magnetic resonance techniques for generating images of the tissues of living organisms, an advance with many promising applications in medicine.
Country of Citizenship
:
United States
Point in Time
: 1986
Howard N. Potts Medal
(1983)
Point in Time
: 1983
National Medal of Science
(1987)
Point in Time
: 1987
Dr A.H. Heineken Prize for Medicine
(1989)
Point in Time
: 1989
National Inventors Hall of Fame
(2007)
Point in Time
: 2007
X-Ray Badge
(1987)
Point in Time
: 1987
Kyoto Prize in Advanced Technology
(1994)
Point in Time
: 1994
Kettering Prize
(1985)
Point in Time
: 1985
Dickson Prize in Science
(1993)
Point in Time
: 1993
Max Delbrück Prize in Biological Physics
(1983)
Point in Time
: 1983
Bower Award and Prize for Achievement in Science
(1990)
Field of Work
:
Physics
Subject Has Role
:
First Winner
Followed By
:
Solomon H. Snyder
Point in Time
: 1990
NAS Award for Chemistry in Service to Society
(2001)
Award Rationale
: For his research on nuclear magnetic resonance and its applications in chemistry and medicine, and his contributions to the development of magnetic resonance imaging in medicine.
Point in Time
: 2001

Member Of

German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina
National Academy of Sciences
American Association for the Advancement of Science
American Physical Society

Educated At

University of Pittsburgh
Case Western Reserve University
Sidney High School

Given Name

Q4925623

Employer

University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign
University of Illinois at Chicago
Stony Brook University

Name in Native Language

Paul Christian Lauterbur

Cause of Death

Kidney Disease

Religion or Worldview

Atheism

Field of Work

Chemistry
Radiology

Described by Source

Obálky Knih
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Subject Named As
:Lauterbur, Paul C., 1929-2007
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Notable Work

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Family Name

Lauterbur

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Place of Burial

Graceland Cemetery

Manner of Death

Natural Causes

Interested In

Chemistry
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Together With
:
Peter Mansfield