List of Nobel Laureates By University Affiliation - University of Pennsylvania

University of Pennsylvania

Affiliations Graduate Attendee or Researcher Academic staff before or at the time of award Academic staff after award
University of Pennsylvania
28 (official)
  1. Christian B. Anfinsen
  2. Michael S. Brown
  3. Gerald Edelman
  4. Stanley Prusiner
  5. Ahmed Zewail
  6. Ei-ichi Negishi
  7. George E. Smith
  1. Hideki Shirakawa
  2. Vincent du Vigneaud
  1. Christian B. Anfinsen
  2. Baruch Blumberg
  3. Raymond Davis
  4. Gerald Edelman
  5. Ragnar Granit
  6. Haldan K. Hartline
  7. Robert Hofstadter
  8. Richard Kuhn
  9. Robert Schrieffer
  10. Irwin Rose
  11. Alan MacDiarmid
  12. Alan J. Heeger
  13. Oliver Williamson
  14. Thomas Sargent
  15. Edward C. Prescott
  16. Edmund S. Phelps
  1. Lawrence Klein
  2. Simon Kuznets
  3. Otto Fritz Meyerhof

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