Richard Kuhn
Also known as Richard Johann Kuhn
österrikisk-tysk biokemist
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Richard Kuhn was an Austrian-German biochemist who lived from 1900 to 1967 and made significant contributions to understanding the chemistry of life processes. His work was important enough to be recognized with major scientific honors during his lifetime.
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Richard Kuhn, född 3 december 1900 i Wien, Österrike, död 31 juli 1967 i Heidelberg, Tyskland, var en österrikisk-tysk biokemist. År 1934 erhöll han guldmedaljen . Det var sista gången utmärkelsen utdelades före andra världskriget. År 1938 erhöll han Nobelpriset i kemi för sitt arbete med vitaminer och karotener. Dock förbjöds han av Adolf Hitler att motta priset.
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1900 births1967 deaths20th-century biochemistsAcademic staff of ETH ZurichAustrian biochemistsAustrian NazisAustrian Nobel laureatesGerman biochemistsGerman Nobel laureatesLMU Munich alumniMax Planck Institute directorsMembers of the German Academy of Sciences at BerlinMembers of the Prussian Academy of Sciences