Leopold Ruzicka
Nominations
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1939
Adolf Butenandt, Leopold Ruzicka
Nominated on 22 occasions for the Nobel Prize in
- Chemistry 1931, by Angelo Angeli
- Chemistry 1935, by Luis Bermejo
- Chemistry 1936, by Samuel Smiles
- Chemistry 1937, by Marcel Duboux
- Chemistry 1937, by Paul Dutoit
- Chemistry 1937, by Henri Goldstein
- Chemistry 1937, by Rudolphe Mellet
- Chemistry 1937, by Aleksej Favorskij
- Chemistry 1937, by Joseph Risi
- Chemistry 1938, by Ernst Waser
- Chemistry 1938, by Paul Karrer
- Chemistry 1939, by Gaetano Charrier
- Chemistry 1939, by Fritz Fichter
- Chemistry 1939, by Claude Fromageot
- Chemistry 1939, by Louis Meunier
- Chemistry 1939, by Auguste Paris
- Chemistry 1939, by Paul Ruggli
- Chemistry 1939, by Maurice Auméras
- Chemistry 1939, by Emile Locquin
- Chemistry 1939, by Joaquim Fontes
- Chemistry 1939, by Fernandes de Mira
- Chemistry 1939, by Paul Karrer
Submitted 42 nominations, for the Nobel Prize in
- Physics 1951, nominee: Robert Oppenheimer
- Physics 1952, nominee: César Lattes
- Physics 1953, nominee: César Lattes
- Physics 1954, nominee: César Lattes
- Physics 1956, nominee: Mark Laurence Oliphant
- Physics 1957, nominee: Aleksei Naumov, Gersh Budker, Vladimir Iosifovich Veksler, Clyde Cowan, Jr, Frederick Reines, Emilio Segrè
- Physics 1958, nominee: Clyde Cowan, Jr, Frederick Reines
- Physics 1959, nominee: Yevgeny Konstantinovich Zavoisky
- Physics 1961, nominee: Rudolf Ludwig Mössbauer
- Physics 1962, nominee: Yevgeny Konstantinovich Zavoisky
- Physics 1963, nominee: Yevgeny Konstantinovich Zavoisky
- Physics 1964, nominee: Yevgeny Konstantinovich Zavoisky
- Physics 1965, nominee: Yevgeny Konstantinovich Zavoisky
- Physics 1966, nominee: J Zavojskij
- Chemistry 1934, nominee: Paul Karrer
- Chemistry 1938, nominee: Robert Robinson
- Chemistry 1940, nominee: Robert Robinson, Fritz Kögl
- Chemistry 1941, nominee: Robert Robinson, Fritz Kögl, John Northrop
- Chemistry 1943, nominee: Robert Robinson, Fritz Kögl, John Northrop
- Chemistry 1943, nominee: Wendell Stanley
- Chemistry 1944, nominee: Robert Robinson, John Northrop, Wendell Stanley
- Chemistry 1944, nominee: Fritz Kögl
- Chemistry 1945, nominee: Robert Robinson, John Northrop, Wendell Stanley
- Chemistry 1946, nominee: Robert Robinson
- Chemistry 1947, nominee: Robert Robinson, Vincent du Vigneaud
- Chemistry 1948, nominee: Tadeus Reichstein
- Chemistry 1949, nominee: Tadeus Reichstein
- Chemistry 1950, nominee: Tadeus Reichstein
- Chemistry 1951, nominee: Hermann Staudinger
- Chemistry 1952, nominee: Jaroslav Heyrovský
- Chemistry 1953, nominee: Jaroslav Heyrovský
- Chemistry 1954, nominee: Jaroslav Heyrovský
- Chemistry 1956, nominee: Sir Christopher Kelk Ingold
- Chemistry 1957, nominee: Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin, Sir Alexander Robertus Todd, Frederick Sanger, Melvin Calvin, Bernard Horecker
- Chemistry 1958, nominee: Vladimir Prelog
- Chemistry 1959, nominee: Vladimir Prelog
- Chemistry 1961, nominee: Robert Burns Woodward
- Chemistry 1962, nominee: Robert Burns Woodward
- Chemistry 1963, nominee: Robert Burns Woodward
- Chemistry 1964, nominee: Derek Harold Richard Barton, Vladimir Prelog, Robert Burns Woodward
- Chemistry 1965, nominee: Derek Harold Richard Barton, Vladimir Prelog, Robert Burns Woodward
- Chemistry 1966, nominee: Derek Harold Richard Barton, Vladimir Prelog
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MLA style: “Leopold Ruzicka – Nominations”. Nobelprize.org. Nobel Media AB 2014. Web. 22 Jun 2018.
MLA style: “Leopold Ruzicka – Nominations”. Nobelprize.org. Nobel Media AB 2014. Web. 22 Jun 2018.
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