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

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Year	Nominator	Nominee(s)	Motivation
1902	Buchner	Buchner	Discovery of Zymase (fermentation can be induced by an enzyme, even in yeast cells which have been destroyed).	Show »
1902	v. Tappeiner	Pavlov Schmiedeberg	I. Pavlov: Work on the physiology of the digestive glands. O. Schmiedeberg: The founder of the modern pharmacology.	Show »
1902	Voit	Buchner Pavlov	E. Buchner: Discovery of Zymase (fermentation can be induced by an enzyme, even in yeast cells which have been destroyed). I. Pavlov: Work on the physiology of the digestive glands.	Show »
1904	Gruber	Buchner	Discovery of Zymase (fermentation can be induced by an enzyme, even in yeast cells which have been destroyed).	Show »
1905	Kraepelin	Koch	Research on anthrax, tuberculosis, cholera, immunity and serum therapy, and work on malaria and trypanosome diseases.	Show »
1910	Kraepelin	Bordet Naunyn	Bordet: No motivation. Naunyn: Investigations on icterus and diabetes; work on neurology.	Show »
1911	Kraepelin	Marchand	Work on pathology.	Show »
1912	Kraepelin	Bordet Marchand	Bordet: No motivation. Marchand: Several works on pathology.	Show »
1912	Müller	Marchand von Monakow	Marchand: Several works. von Monakow: Work on the normal and pathological anatomy of the brain.	Show »
1912	von Tappeiner	Meyer Overton	Work on narcosis.	Show »

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