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| Metchnikoff, Elie. Hon. Sc.D., 1891. [B. 1845 in Kharkoff.] Professor of Zoology, University of Odessa, 1870-82. Chef de Service of the Institut Pasteur, Paris, 1895. Foreign Member of the Royal Society, 1895, and of the Académie des Sciences. Nobel prize for medicine, 1908. Copley medal, Royal Society, 1906. Author, The Nature of Man; Immunity in Infective Diseases; The Prolongation of Human Life; Optimistic Essays. Resided latterly in Paris. Died July 15, 1916. (Who was Who.) | Elie METCHNIKOFF Approx. lifespan: 1845–1916 Hon. ScD 1891 b. 1845 in Kharkoff, [Russia], Professor of Zoology: University of Odessa, [Russia], 1870-82 Chef de Service of Institut Pasteur, Paris, [France], 1895 Foreign Member of: Royal Society 1895, and of the Académie des Sciences. Nobel Prize for medicine 1908 Copley Medal, Royal Society 1906 Publ.: The Nature of Man; Immunity in Infective Diseases; The Prolongation of Human Life; Optimistic Essays latterly Paris, [France], d. 1916:07:15 ( Who was Who .) |