List of Nobel Laureates By University Affiliation - University of Heidelberg

University of Heidelberg

Affiliations Graduate Attendee or Researcher Academic staff before or at the time of award Academic staff after award
University of Heidelberg
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  1. Charles Albert Gobat
  2. Otto Heinrich Warburg
  3. Adolf von Baeyer
  4. Theodor W. Hänsch
  5. Wolfgang Ketterle
  6. Otto Fritz Meyerhof
  7. Max Born
  8. Hans Spemann
  9. Albrecht Kossel
  10. Sir William Ramsay
  11. Albert Abraham Michelson
  12. Auguste Beernaert
  13. Wilhelm Wien
  14. Heike Kamerlingh Onnes
  15. Theodore William Richards
  16. Fritz Haber
  17. Carl Spitteler
  18. James Franck
  1. Auguste Beernaert
  2. James Franck
  3. Theodor W. Hänsch
  4. Heike Kamerlingh Onnes
  5. Rudolf Mössbauer
  6. Philipp Lenard
  7. André Michel Lwoff
  8. Severo Ochoa
  9. Gabriel Lippmann
  10. Hans G. Dehmelt
  11. Wolfgang Ketterle
  12. Fritz Albert Lipmann
  13. Severo Ochoa
  14. André Michel Lwoff
  15. George Wald
  16. Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard
  17. Eric F. Wieschaus
  18. Masatoshi Koshiba
  19. Sir Peter Mansfield
  1. Otto Heinrich Warburg
  2. Friedrich Bergius
  3. Walther Bothe
  4. J. Hans D. Jensen
  5. Richard Kuhn
  6. Lothar Ledderose
  7. Fritz Albert Lipmann
  8. Bert Sakmann
  9. George Wald
  10. Georg Wittig
  11. Karl Ziegler
  12. Harald zur Hausen
  1. William Ramsay
  2. Hans Spemann
  3. Carl Bosch

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