The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1971

Gerhard Herzberg

Canada

National Research Council of Canada

Ottawa, Canada

b. 1904

(in Hamburg, Germany)

d. 1999

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1972

Christian B. Anfinsen             Stanford Moore                   William H. Stein

USA                                     USA                                      USA

National Institutes of Health  Rockefeller University           Rockefeller University

Bethesda, MD, USA            New York, NY, USA          New York, NY, USA

b. 1916                               b. 1913                                  b. 1911

d. 1995                              d. 1982                                    d. 1980

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1973

Ernst Otto Fischer                    Geoffrey Wilkinson

Federal Republic of Germany  United Kingdom

Technical University                Imperial College

Munich,                                  London, United Kingdom

Federal Republic of Germany   

b. 1918                                  b. 1921  

d. 2007                                  d. 1996

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1974

Paul J. Flory

USA

Stanford University

Stanford, CA, USA

b. 1910

d. 1985

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1975

"for his work on the stereochemistry of enzyme-catalyzed reactions"

"for his research into the stereochemistry of organic molecules and reactions"

John Warcup Cornforth                 Vladimir Prelog

Australia and United Kingdom        Switzerland

University of Sussex                      Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology)

Brighton, United Kingdom             Zurich, Switzerland

b. 1917                                         b. 1906  (in Sarajevo, then Bosnia)

                                                     d. 1998

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1976

William N. Lipscomb

USA

Harvard University

Cambridge, MA, USA

b. 1919

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1977

Ilya Prigogine

Belgium

Université Libre de Bruxelles

Brussels, Belgium; University of Texas

Austin, TX, USA

b. 1917

(in Moscow, Russia)

d. 2003

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1978

Peter D. Mitchell

United Kingdom

Glynn Research Laboratories

Bodmin, United Kingdom

b. 1920

d. 1992

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1979

"for their development of the use of boron- and phosphorus-containing compounds, respectively, into important reagents in organic synthesis"

Herbert C. Brown                                Georg Wittig

USA                                                  Federal Republic of Germany

Purdue University                               University of Heidelberg

West Lafayette, IN, USA                 Heidelberg, Federal Republic of Germany

b. 1912                                            b. 1897

(in London, United Kingdom)

d. 2004                                            d. 1987