List of Nobel Laureates By University Affiliation - Humboldt University

Humboldt University

Affiliations Graduate Attendee or Researcher Academic staff before or at the time of award Academic staff after award
Humboldt University Berlin
40 (unofficial)

29 (official)
  1. Emil Adolf von Behring
  2. Kurt Alder
  3. Adolf von Baeyer
  4. Walther Bothe
  5. Karl Ferdinand Braun
  6. Hans von Euler-Chelpin
  7. James Franck
  8. Fritz Haber
  9. Gustav Ludwig Hertz
  10. Paul Heyse
  11. Hans Adolf Krebs
  12. Max von Laue
  13. Fritz Albert Lipmann
  14. Walther Nernst
  15. Max Planck
  16. Bert Sakmann
  17. Otto Wallach
  18. Otto Heinrich Warburg
  19. Wilhelm Wien
  20. Adolf Otto Reinhold Windaus
  1. Albert Abraham Michelson
  1. Albert Einstein
  2. Jacobus Henricus van 't Hoff
  3. Eduard Buchner
  4. Albrecht Kossel
  5. Hans Spemann
  6. Adolf Butenandt
  7. Otto Hahn
  8. Max Born
  9. Walther Bothe
  10. Peter Debye
  11. Otto Diels
  12. Paul Ehrlich
  13. Gerhard Ertl
  14. Hermann Emil Fischer
  15. James Franck
  16. Robert Koch
  17. Max von Laue
  18. Theodor Mommsen
  19. Max Planck
  20. Erwin Schrödinger
  21. Richard Willstätter
  22. Richard Adolf Zsigmondy
  1. Werner Heisenberg

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