List of Nobel Laureates By University Affiliation - Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich

Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich

Affiliations Graduate Attendee or Researcher Academic staff before or at the time of award Academic staff after award
Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich
34 (unofficial)
  1. Wolfgang Ketterle
  2. Hans Bethe
  3. Wolfgang Pauli
  4. Werner Heisenberg
  5. Gustav Hertz
  6. Johannes Stark
  7. Max Planck
  8. Max von Laue
  9. Gerhard Ertl
  10. Hartmut Michel
  11. Otto Hahn
  12. Richard Kuhn
  13. Peter Debye
  14. Hans Fischer
  15. Heinrich Wieland
  16. Richard Willstätter
  17. Eduard Buchner
  18. Günter Blobel
  19. Konrad Emil Bloch
  20. Feodor Lynen
  21. Hans Adolf Krebs
  22. Otto Loewi
  23. Hans Spemann
  24. Thomas Mann
  25. Bert Sakmann
  1. Bert Sakmann
  2. Karl von Frisch
  3. Bert Sakmann
  1. Theodor W. Hänsch
  2. Wilhelm Wien
  3. Max von Laue
  4. Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen
  5. Gerhard Ertl
  6. Ernst Otto Fischer
  7. Adolf Butenandt
  8. Richard Adolf Zsigmondy
  9. Adolf von Baeyer
  10. Eduard Buchner
  11. Adolf von Baeyer
  12. Hermann Emil Fischer
  13. Karl von Frisch
  14. Feodor Lynen
  1. Gerd Binnig

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