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Albin Haller

French chemist (1849–1925).

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Member Of

Royal Society
 (5/5/1921 - )
Subject Has Role
:
Foreign Member of the Royal Society
Start Time
: 5/5/1921
French Academy of Sciences
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Académie Lorraine Des Sciences
Saint Petersburg Academy of Sciences
 (1912 - )
Subject Has Role
:
Corresponding Member
Start Time
: 1912
Academy of Sciences of Turin
 (5/15/1910 - )
Start Time
: 5/15/1910
Göttingen Academy of Sciences
Romanian Academy

Date of Birth

3/7/1849
1849

Date of Death

5/1/1925
4/29/1925

Instance Of

Human

Place of Birth

Fellering

Place of Death

Paris

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Country of Citizenship

France

Occupation

Organic Chemist
Professor
Pharmacist
Esperantist

Given Name

Albin

Nominated For

10 items
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
 (1907)
Point in Time
: 1907
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
 (1912)
Point in Time
: 1912
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
 (1916)
Point in Time
: 1916
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
 (1919)
Point in Time
: 1919
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
 (1920)
Point in Time
: 1920
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
 (1921)
Point in Time
: 1921
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
 (1922)
Point in Time
: 1922
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
 (1923)
Point in Time
: 1923
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
 (1924)
Point in Time
: 1924
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
 (1925)
Point in Time
: 1925

Name in Native Language

Albin Haller

Award Received

Jecker Prize
 (1898)
Point in Time
: 1898
Davy Medal
 (1917)
Award Rationale
: On the ground of his important researches in the domain of organic chemistry
Point in Time
: 1917
Foreign Member of the Royal Society
 (5/5/1921)
Point in Time
: 5/5/1921
Knight of the Legion of Honour
 (1894)
Point in Time
: 1894
Commander of the Legion of Honour
 (1911)
Point in Time
: 1911
Officer of the Legion of Honour
 (1900)
Point in Time
: 1900
Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour
 (1919)
Point in Time
: 1919

Educated At

University of Strasbourg
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Family Name

Haller

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French

Employer

University of Paris

Sex or Gender

Male

Described by Source

Obálky Knih
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Subject Named As
:Haller, Albín, 1849-1925
Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1926–1947)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Q104215523

Notable Work

Esterification

Position Held

President of the French Academy of Sciences
 (1/1/1923 - 12/31/1923)
Series Ordinal
:225
Replaces
:
Louis-Émile Bertin
Replaced By
:
Guillaume Bigourdan
Start Time
: 1/1/1923
End Time
: 12/31/1923

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