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

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1901	Bowditch	Grassi Bastiannelli Bignami	For their work in elucidating the cause of malaria.	Show »
1901	Bowditch	Manson Ross	For their work in elucidating the cause of malaria.	Show »
1901	Münsterberg	Loeb	Work on the effects of electric stimulation, and the importance of ions for nerve and muscle function and parthenogenesis; importance of the nucleus for oxidation in the cell; developmental physiology; work on the nervous system.	Show »
1904	Rotch	Ehrlich	No motivation given.	Show »
1904	Wright	Ehrlich	Work on the nature of immunity to infectious disease and related subjects. Regarded as "unquestionably the greatest contribution to medicine since the discovery of the tubercle bacillus".	Show »
1908	Tyrade	Mechnikov	In recognition of his studies of infectious disease, and his contributions to science in general.	Show »
1908	White	Neisser	"for his self-sacrificing and all important investigations upon the nature of and immunization against syphilis as carried on by him upon the anthropod apes in the orient".	Show »
1913	Christian	Smith	Work on the nature, causation and prevention of Texas or Southern Cattle Fever.	Show »
1913	Rosenau	Smith	Work upon Texas fever, which he showed to be transmitted through the tick.	Show »
1913	Shattuck	Smith	Work on causation and prevention of Texas Cattle Fever.	Show »

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