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| 1902 | Hertwig | Haeckel | Work on the morphology of organisms, and studies to further the theory of evolution. Classification based on the gastrulation process (see comment). | Show » |
| 1905 | Binswanger | Abbe | His importance to medical science. | Show » |
| 1905 | Gärtner | Abbe | Work on the perfection of the microscope and work on social hygiene. | Show » |
| 1905 | Riedel | Abbe Koch |
Abbe: Work on the perfection of the microscope and work on social hygiene. Koch: No motivation. | Show » |
| 1905 | Schultze | Abbe Koch |
Abbe: Work on the perfection of the microscope and work on social hygiene. Koch: Bacteriological research, work on typhus, bovine plague, pyroplasm and trypanosome diseases | Show » |
| 1905 | Stintzing | Abbe Koch |
Abbe: Work on the perfection of the microscope. Koch: Bacteriological work, especially work on the etiology of tuberculosis, cholera and malaria. | Show » |
| 1905 | von Zeyneck | Haeckel Kossel |
Haeckel: Biological and philosophical work. Kossel: Work on the chemistry of the cell nucleus. | Show » |
| 1905 | Wagenmann | Abbe Koch |
Abbe: Work on the perfection of the microscope. Koch: Work on bacteriology and serum therapy. | Show » |
| 1908 | Laskowski | Haeckel | His importance to modern scientific understanding, through his furthering of the work begun by Lamark and Darwin. | Show » |
| 1913 | Thiron | Haeckel | No motivation given. | Show » |
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