Cothenius Medal awardees, 1864-1953

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Leopoldina Cothenius Medal
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The Cothenius medal
Awarded forOutstanding research in any branch of science
Sponsored by German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina
CountryGermany
First awarded1792;232 years ago (1792)
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Cothenius Medal awardees, 1864-1953 is a list of Cothenius Medal awardees for the period between 1864 and 1953.

Contents

List of Laureates

YearImageLaureateDisciplineCityRef
1953 Karl-Wilhelm Jötten (1886 - 1958)HygieneMünster [1]
1944 Hans Winkler (1877 - 1945)BotanyHamburg [2]
1943 Otto Hahn 1970.jpg Otto Hahn (1878 - 1968)Chemistry [3]
1942 Hermann Rein (1898 - 1968)PhysiologyGöttingen [4]
1941 Georg Sticker. Photograph by Leo Gundermann, 1923. Wellcome V0027224.jpg Georg Sticker (1860 - 1960)History of medicineWürzburg [5]
1939 Alfred Vogt.jpg Alfred Vogt (1879 - 1943)OphthalmologyZürich [6]
1938 Acta Horti berg. - 1905 - tafl. 124. - Erich Tschermak.jpg Erich Tschermak von Seysenegg (1871 - 1962)Agricultural sciencesVienna [7]
1937 Armin von Tschermak-Seysenegg.png Armin Tschermak von Seysenegg (1870 - 1952)PhysiologyPrague [8]
1937 Dante de Blasi (1873 - 1956)HygieneRome [9] [8]
1937 Eugen Fischer box crop.png Eugen Fischer (1874 - 1967)Anthropology [8]
1937 Dr. Franz Vollhardt, expert witness in the Doctors' Trial.jpg Franz Volhard (1872 - 1950)Internal MedicineFrankfurt [8]
1937 George Barger 1920s.jpg George Barger (1878 - 1938)BiochemistryEdinburgh [8]
1937 Max Le Blanc 1901 Karlsruhe.jpg Max Le Blanc (1865 - 1943)Physical ChemistryLeipzig [10]
1937 Paul Uhlenhuth (1870 - 1957)HygieneFreiburg [11]
1937 Richard Kuhn ETH-Bib Dia 248-065.jpg Richard Kuhn (1900 - 1957)ChemistryHeidelberg [12]
1937 Robert von Ostertag.jpg Robert von Ostertag (1864 - 1940)Veterinary MedicineTübingen [8]
1935 Hans Spemann nobel.jpg Hans Spemann (1869 - 1941)Zoology Freiburg [13]
1935 Otfrid Foerster.png Otfrid Foerster (1873 - 1941)NeurologyBreslau [14]
1934 Johannes Weigelt (1890 - 1948).jpeg Johannes Weigelt (1890 - 1948)Geology/Paleontology [15]
1925 Albrecht Penck.jpg Albrecht Penck (1858 - 1945)GeographyBerlin [2] [16]
1925 Hugo Eckener.jpg Hugo Eckener (1868 - 1954)Physics Friedrichshafen [17]
1925 Sven Hedin from Hildebrand Sveriges historia.jpg Sven Hedin (1865 - 1952)Geography/Ethnology [18]
1922 Albert Wangerin.jpg Albert Wangerin (1844 - 1933)Mathematics Halle [19]
1916 Wilhelm von Waldeyer-Hartz.jpg Wilhelm von Waldeyer-Hartz (1836 - 1921)AnatomyBerlin [2] [20]
1914 Emil Abderhalden.jpg Emil Abderhalden (1877 - 1950)Physiology [21]
1913 Leonhard Schultze-Jena (1872 - 1955)GeographyMarburg [22]
1912 Robert Tigerstedt B08899.jpg Robert Tigerstedt (1853 - 1923)PhysiologyHelsinki [23]
1911 Carl chun.jpg Carl Chun (1852 - 1914)ZoologyLeipzig [24]
1910 PSM V50 D330 Wilhem Pfeffer professor of botany tubingen.jpg Wilhelm Pfeffer (1845 - 1920)BotanyLeipzig [25]
1909 Uhlig Viktor.jpg Viktor Uhlig (1857 - 1911)GeologyVienna [26]
1908 Daniel Vorlander.jpg Daniel Vorländer (1867 - 1911)Chemistry Halle [27]
1907 William von Bezold.jpg Wilhelm von Bezold (1837 - 1907)MeteorologyBerlin [28]
1906 David Hilbert postcard retusche.jpg David Hilbert (1862 - 1943)MathematicsGöttingen [29]
1906 Neumayer.jpg Georg von Neumayer (1826 - 1909)Geophysics Neustadt, Hardt [2]
1905 Ernst Viktor von Leyden.jpg Ernst Viktor von Leyden (1832 - 1910)Internal MedicineBerlin [2]
1904 Alexander Supan.jpg Alexander Supan (1847 - 1920)GeographyGotha [30]
1903 Ivan Pavlov NLM2.jpg Ivan Petrovic Pavlov (1849 - 1936)PhysiologySt. Petersburg [2]
1901 Karl Gegenbaur (HeidICON 28813) (cropped).jpg Carl Gegenbaur (1826 - 1903)AnatomyHeidelberg [31]
1901 Rudolf Virchow NLM3.jpg Rudolf Virchow (1821 - 1902)AnatomyBerlin [32]
1900 Joseph Dalton Hooker NLM3.jpg Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817 - 1911)BotanyLondon [33]
1899 Ferdinand Zirkel 1838-1912.jpg Ferdinand Zirkel (1838 - 1912)MineralogyLeipzig [34]
1898 Hermann Emil Fischer c1895.jpg Emil Fischer (1852 - 1919)ChemistryBerlin [35]
1897 Kolliker Rudolph Albert von 1818-1902.jpg Albert von Kölliker (1817 - 1905)AnatomyWürzburg [36]
1897 Georg quincke.jpg Georg Quincke (1834 - 1924)PhysicsHeidelberg [37]
1896 Robert Daublebsky ze Sternecku.jpg Robert von Sterneck (1839 - 1910) Geodesy Vienna [38]
1895 Charles Laveran nobel.jpg Alphonse Laveran (1845 - 1922) Tropical medicine Paris [39]
1895 Heinrich Beyrich.jpg Heinrich Ernst Beyrich (1845 - 1896)GeologyBerlin [40]
1894 Hans Bruno Geinitz 1900 page 016.jpg Hanns Bruno Geinitz (1814 - 1900)GeologyDresden [41]
1894 Karl von den Steinen.jpg Karl von den Steinen (1855 - 1929) Ethnology Neubabelsberg [42]
1893 Adolf Fick 8bit korr klein1.jpg Adolf Eugen Fick (1829 - 1901)PsychologyWürzburg [43]
1892 Magnus Gustav Retzius. Photograph by Elliott & Fry, 1908. Wellcome L0013126.jpg Gustav Retzius (1842 - 1919)AnatomyStockholm [44]
1891 Melchior Treub.jpg Melchior Treub (1851 - 1910)Botany Buitenzorg [45]
1890 DionyzStur.jpg Dionýz Štúr (1827 - 1893)GeologyVienna [46]
1889 Otto Wallach 1880s.jpg Otto Wallach (1847 - 1931)ChemistryGöttingen [47]
1888 Julius von Hann.jpg Julius von Hann (1839 - 1921)MeteorologyVienna [2]
1887 Karl Weierstrass.jpg Karl Weierstrass (1815 - 1897)MathematicsBerlin [48]
1886 Kussmaul.jpg Adolf Kussmaul (1822 - 1902)Internal MedicineStrasbourg [2]
1885 Ludwig Lindenschmit the Elder.jpg Ludwig Lindenschmit (1809 - 1893)Anthropology Mainz [49]
1884 Heidenhain.jpg Rudolf Heidenhain (1834 - 1897)PsychologyLindenschmit Breslau [50]
1883 Franz Eilhard von Schulze.jpg Franz Eilhard Schulze (1840 - 1921)ZoologyGraz [2]
1882 Nathanael Pringsheim.jpg Nathanael Pringsheim (1823 - 1894)BotanyBerlin [51]
1881 Barrandepic.jpg Joachim Barrande (1799 - 1883)PalaeontologyPrague [52]
1880 August Michaelis.jpg August Michaelis (1847 - 1916)ChemistryKarlsruhe [53]
1880 Friedrich Wohler Litho.jpg Friedrich Wöhler (1800 - 1882)ChemistryGottigen [54]
1880 Heinrich Goppert.jpg Heinrich Robert Göppert (1838 - 1882)BotanyBreslau [54]
1879 Wilhelm Eduard Weber II.jpg Wilhelm Weber (1804 - 1891)PhysicsGöttingen [55]
1878 Hugo Gylden from Hildebrand Sveriges historia.jpg Hugo Gyldén (1841 - 1896)AstronomyStockholm [56]
1877 Joseph Lister 1902.jpg Joseph Lister (1827 - 1912)SurgeryEdinburgh [57]
1876 Alexander Ecker.jpg Alexander Ecker (1816 - 1887)AnatomyFreiburg [58]
1876 August Weismann.jpg August Weismann (1834 - 1914)Zoology Freiburg [59]
1876 A. W. Eichler.jpg August Wilhelm Eichler (1839 - 1887)Botany Kiel [60]
1876 Carl Ludwig (physiologist).jpg Carl Ludwig (1816 - 1895)Psychology Leipzig [61]
1876 F. Tiemann ca1880.jpg Ferdinand Tiemann (1848 - 1899)ChemistryBerlin [62]
1876 Fridolin Sandberger.jpg Fridolin von Sandberger (1826 - 1898) Palaeontology Würzburg [63]
1876 Giovanni Schiaparelli 1890s.jpg Giovanni Virginio Schiaparelli (1835–1910)Astronomy Milan [64] [65]
1876 Gustav Robert Kirchhoff.jpg Gustav Robert Kirchhoff (1824 - 1887)PhysicsBerlin [66]
1867 Wilhelm Haarmann (1847-1931).png Wilhelm Haarmann (1847 - 1931)Chemistry Holzminden [67]
1864 Ernst Haeckel 5.jpg Ernst Haeckel (1834 - 1919)ZoologyJena [68]

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