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

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1902	Bach	Hess	Work on accommodation (of the eye).	Show »
1902	Küster	Kossel Marchand	Work on physiological chemistry.	Show »
1902	Meyer	Rubner Pflüger	M. Rubner: Work on metabolism, especially recent work on metabolism in children. E. Pflüger: His importance to physiology and in particular, his recent work on fat resorption.	Show »
1902	Schenk	Pflüger	Work in the field of physiology (electrotonus, reflexes, respiration), and especially his work on metabolism.	Show »
1902	von Behring	Koch Löffler Lister	First choice Koch, second choice Lister and Löffler. F. Löffler: Work on the etiology of diphtheria, streptococcus infections, hog cholera, red typhus and hoof and mouth disease. J. Lister: Antiseptic and aseptic wound treatment. R. Koch: Discovery of the tubercle bacillus and of the spirillum of cholera.	Show »
1907	Ahlfeld	Ehrlich	Work in practical medicine, infection and immunity; methods for staining blood cells and components; work on cancer; oxygen requirement of organisms.	Show »
1907	Schenck	Ehrlich	Established the theoretical basis for the study of immunity.	Show »
1925	Freudenberg	Warburg	Work on green plants´ photochemical assimilation of carbon dioxide and nitrogen, and the roll of iron in the oxidation mechanism of cells.	Show »
1928	Freudenberg	Windaus Warburg Hess	A. Windaus and A. Hess: Work on the chemical nature of the antirachitic vitamin. O. Warburg: Studies of the metabolism of cancer cells.	Show »
1935	Freudenberg	von Szent-Györgyi	Work on the chemical nature of Vitamin C.	Show »

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