The Nomination Database for the
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1901-1953

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1908	Brinkerhoff	Smith	Work of fundamental importance in two branches of scientific medicine: etiology of Texas Fever, and on the types of tubercle bacilli found in tuberculosis of man and cattle.	Show »
1908	Wesbrook	Smith	Contributions to the biochemistry of bacteria; production of immunity by filtered bacterial cultures (hog cholera); work on Texas fever.	Show »
1909	Almquist	Smith	Work on Texas fever, swine plague and tuberculosis.	Show »
1909	Medin	Smith	Work on Texas fever and tuberculosis.	Show »
1910	Almqvist	Smith	Work on diseases caused by protozoas, especially Texas fever.	Show »
1912	Bensley	Smith	Work on Texas fever, the relation between human and bovine tuberculosis, immunity and susceptibility of the host to parasitic diseases and anaphylaxis.	Show »
1912	Herrick	Smith	Work on Texas fever, the relation between human and bovine tuberculosis, immunity and susceptibility of the host to parasitic diseases and anaphylaxis.	Show »
1912	Jordan	Smith	Work on especially Texas fever.	Show »
1912	Meyer	Langley Loeb Rubner	Langley: Work on the autonomous nervous system. Loeb: Work on artificial parthenogenesis. Rubner: Work on nutrition.	Show »
1912	Tandler	Langley Loeb Minkowski	Langley: Work on the autonomus nervous system. Loeb: Work on the physiology of development. Minkowski: Work on pancreatic diabetes.	Show »

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