List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1957


Three hundred and forty-four scholars and artists were awarded a total of $1,500,000 Guggenheim Fellowships in 1957.

1957 U. S. and Canadian Fellows

CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsFictionHolger CahillNovel writing
Creative ArtsFictionAlfred ChesterNovel writingAlso won in 1967
Creative ArtsFictionLucy DanielsNovel writing
Creative ArtsFictionBorden DealNovel writing
Creative ArtsFictionHerbert GoldState University of IowaNovel writing
Creative ArtsFictionRobert Conroy GoldstonNovel writing
Creative ArtsFictionRoger LemelinNovel writingAlso won in 1946
Creative ArtsFictionByron Herbert ReeceYoung Harris CollegeNovel writingAlso won in 1952
Creative ArtsFictionMary Lee SettleNovel writingAlso won in 1960
Creative ArtsFictionAdele WisemanNovel writing
Creative ArtsFine ArtsWilliam BarnettPhiladelphia Museum School of ArtPainting
Creative ArtsFine ArtsFrederick G. BeckerSt. Louis School of Fine ArtsPrintmaking
Creative ArtsFine ArtsVirgil David CantiniUniversity of PittsburghCreative design in enamels
Creative ArtsFine ArtsCarmen CiceroRoselle Park High SchoolPaintingAlso won in 1963
Creative ArtsFine ArtsRobert Aaron FramePasadena School of Fine ArtsPainting
Creative ArtsFine ArtsPaul Theodore GranlundMinneapolis School of ArtSculptureAlso won in 1958
Creative ArtsFine ArtsDimitri HadziSculpture
Creative ArtsFine ArtsBarbara Hult LekbergUniversity of the Arts in PhiladelphiaSculptureAlso won in 1959
Creative ArtsFine ArtsMax LoehrUniversity of Michigan
Creative ArtsFine ArtsJoseph S. SheppardDickinson CollegePainting
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionDominick ArgentoUniversity of MinnesotaComposingAlso won in 1964
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionMark BucciComposingAlso won in 1953
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionChou Wen-chungColumbia UniversityComposingAlso won in 1959
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionJacob DruckmanComposingAlso won in 1968
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionEarl GeorgeSyracuse UniversityComposing
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionPeggy Glanville-HicksComposingAlso won in 1955
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionEdmund Thomas HainesSarah Lawrence CollegeComposingAlso won in 1956
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionAttilio Joseph MaceroTEO ProductionsComposingAlso won in 1958
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionNed RoremComposingAlso won in 1978
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionRobert StarerJuilliard SchoolComposingAlso won in 1963
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionGregory TuckerMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyComposing
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionDavid Van VactorUniversity of Tennessee, KnoxvilleComposing
Creative ArtsMusic CompositionJuilliard SchoolInterpretive dance number King's Heart
Creative ArtsPhotographyJohn Collier Jr.Uses of photography in social sciences
Creative ArtsPhotographyW. Eugene SmithAlso won in 1956, 1968
Creative ArtsPoetryPaul Hamilton EngleUniversity of IowaWritingAlso won in 1953, 1959
Creative ArtsPoetryMarcia NardiWriting
Creative ArtsPoetryAlastair ReidWritingAlso won in 1958
Creative ArtsPoetryJonathan C. WilliamsRecording annals and writing the archaeology and other phases of the Etowah Indian Mounds from the poet's point of view
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureCurtis DahlWheaton College19th century archaeological discoveries in relation to the cultural history of the West
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureCharles Andrew FentonYale UniversityCompletion of previously started biography about Stephen Vincent Benét
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureRobert Clay HumphreyUniversity of North Carolina, GreensboroRole of the poet in mid-century America
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureHenry Dan PiperCalifornia Institute of Technology
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureNorthwestern University
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureLouis Decimus Rubin Jr.Richmond News LeaderKey themes and formal concepts in the literature of the South
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureAlbert Douglass Van NostrandBrown University
HumanitiesAmerican LiteratureRichard WalserNorth Carolina State CollegeRegional basis of literary interpretations of the South
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning and DesignW. Burlie BrownTulane UniversityAmerican architectural thought and expression, 1865-1914
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning and DesignWilliam Bell Dinsmoor
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning and DesignAllan Bernard TemkoSan Francisco Chronicle, University of California, BerkeleyArchitecture on the West Coast of the United States
HumanitiesBibliographyErnst Maximilian PosnerAmerican UniversityHistory of archives administration
HumanitiesBiographyFlora Anne Armitage
HumanitiesBiographyClark University
HumanitiesBiographyLaura FermiBenito Mussolini
HumanitiesBritish HistoryJoseph O. BaylenDelta State CollegeW. T. Stead
HumanitiesBritish HistoryJohn Leonard CliveHarvard UniversityTransition from 18th to 19th century thought and opinion in England
HumanitiesBritish HistoryPaul H. HardacreVanderbilt UniversityEdward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon
HumanitiesBritish HistoryJ. Jean HechtHaverford CollegeThe upper-class family in 18th century England
HumanitiesBritish HistoryGustave LanctotOttawa UniversityAlso won in 1956
HumanitiesBritish HistoryArthur J. MarderUniversity of HawaiiEnglish seapower in the 20th centuryAlso won in 1941, 1946
HumanitiesClassicsDarrell Arlynn AmyxUniversity of California, BerkeleyGreek vase paintingAlso won in 1973
HumanitiesClassicsGeorge Eckel DuckworthPrinceton UniversityVirgil as the poet of Augustan Rome
HumanitiesClassicsUniversity of North DakotaAlso won in 1964
HumanitiesClassicsPhilip LevineHarvard University
HumanitiesClassicsPaul Lachlan MacKendrickUniversity of WisconsinRoman colonization in the Republican period
HumanitiesClassicsJohn Brodie McDiarmidUniversity of Washington
HumanitiesClassicsLionel PearsonStanford UniversityPopular ethics in ancient Greece
HumanitiesClassicsWilson Gerson RabinowitzUniversity of California, BerkeleyCertain writings by Aristotle
HumanitiesClassicsRenata von SchelihaMusical and poetical contests of the Greeks
HumanitiesClassicsHerbert Chayyim YoutieUniversity of MichiganScholarly use of papyrological literature
HumanitiesEast Asian StudiesShih-Hsiang ChenUniversity of California, BerkeleyHistorical study of Chinese literature
HumanitiesEast Asian StudiesJames Robert HightowerHarvard University
HumanitiesEast Asian StudiesEmanuel SarkisyanzBishop CollegeBuddhist influence on Burmese social thought
HumanitiesEast Asian StudiesRobert ShaferUniversity of CaliforniaSino-Tibetan languages
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureDonald Lemen ClarkAlso won in 1944
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureArthur Morse EastmanUniversity of MichiganSuspended judgement in Shakespeare's plays
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureThomas Cary Duncan EavesUniversity of ArkansasSamuel Richardson
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureRichard David EllmannNorthwestern UniversityAlso won in 1949, 1970
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureArthur FriedmanUniversity of Chicago18th century literature
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureDonald Johnson GreeneUniversity of California, RiversideRelation between English literature and politics in the 18th centuryAlso won in 1979
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureBruce HarknessUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignInfluence of certain English publishing firms on authors in the 20th century
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureBenjamin B. HooverUniversity of WashingtonRelationship of literature and politics in 18th century England
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureRichard Meredith HosleyUniversity of MissouriElizabethan stage and methods of presenting plays
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureJohn Henderson LongMorehead State CollegeShakespeare's use of performed music in his plays
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureThomas Francis ParkinsonUniversity of California, BerkeleyLater poetry by William Butler Yeats
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureFannie Elizabeth RatchfordUniversity of Texas19th century literary forgeriesAlso won in 1929, 1937
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureIrving RibnerTulane UniversityShakespeare's growth and development as a writer of tragedy
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureWilliam Andrew Ringler Jr.Washington University in St. LouisComplete poetical works of Sir Philip Sidney; history of Tudor poetryAlso won in 1947
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureRobert Wentworth RogersUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignAlexander Pope
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureEleanor RosenbergBarnard CollegeLiterature in the New World as known in Tudor England
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureJohn Calhoun Stephens Jr.Emory UniversityRichard Steele and Joseph Addison as editors of The Guardian
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureWilfred Healey StoneStanford UniversityE. M. ForsterAlso won in 1967
HumanitiesEnglish LiteratureAlvin WhitleyUniversity of WisconsinVictorian popular poetry
HumanitiesFine Arts ResearchMills CollegeNaturalistic elements in medieval art
HumanitiesFine Arts ResearchJohn Goldsmith PhillipsMetropolitan MuseumWorks of Andrea del Verrocchio and the young Leonardo da Vinci
HumanitiesFine Arts ResearchHarvard University
HumanitiesFine Arts ResearchAline B. SaarinenThe New York Times
HumanitiesFine Arts ResearchPauline Simmons
HumanitiesFolklore and Popular CultureGeorge KorsonPennsylvania Folklore SocietyAnthracite region
HumanitiesFolklore and Popular CultureDavid Park McAllesterWesleyan UniversityNavajo ceremonial chants
HumanitiesFolklore and Popular CultureDonald Knight WilgusWestern Kentucky UniversityHistory of the Anglo-American ballad since 1898
HumanitiesFrench LiteratureJoel ColtonDuke UniversityLéon Blum and French Socialism
HumanitiesFrench LiteratureCarl Albert ViggianiWesleyan UniversityWorks by Albert Camus
HumanitiesFrench LiteratureConnecticut CollegeContemporary Franco-German literary relations
HumanitiesFrench LiteratureDurand EcheverriaBrown UniversityMeaning of liberty in French thought of the 18th century
HumanitiesFrench LiteratureEmory UniversityFrench novel of the 18th century
HumanitiesFrench LiteratureArmand HoogPrinceton University
HumanitiesFrench LiteratureGeorges J. JoyauxMichigan State UniversityInfluence of North African writers on contemporary French letters
HumanitiesFrench LiteratureFélix-Antoine Savard
HumanitiesFrench LiteratureHaverford CollegeAttitudes and values of villages in two contrasting regions of rural France
HumanitiesGerman and East European HistoryKlemens von KlempererSmith CollegeAlternatives to the Anschluss of Austria
HumanitiesGerman and Scandinavian LiteratureRobert Livingston Beare
HumanitiesGerman and Scandinavian LiteratureSigurd BurckhardtOhio State UniversityComparative study of the dramatic poetry of Shakespeare and Goethe
HumanitiesGerman and Scandinavian LiteratureWalter G. JohnsonUniversity of WashingtonResearch in StockholmAlso won in 1964
HumanitiesGerman and Scandinavian LiteratureJames Woodrow MarchandWashington University in St. LouisDating Old High German and Gothic manuscripts
HumanitiesGerman and Scandinavian LiteratureAndré von GronickaColumbia UniversityAlso won in 1969
HumanitiesGerman and Scandinavian LiteratureWerner VordtriedeUniversity of WisconsinConception of the poet in German Romanticism
HumanitiesHistory of Science and TechnologyGiorgio Diaz de SantillanaMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyVincenzio Viviani
HumanitiesIberian and Latin American HistoryErnest Joseph BurrusSt. Louis UniversityDocuments in Italian archives bearing on Latin American history
HumanitiesIberian and Latin American HistoryJoseph Newman
HumanitiesIberian and Latin American HistoryWatt StewartNew York State College for TeachersBusiness activities of Minor Cooper Keith in Costa Rica
HumanitiesIntellectual and Cultural HistoryWalter M. SimonCornell UniversityHistory of European positivism in the 19th century
HumanitiesIntellectual and Cultural HistoryGertrude HimmelfarbDevelopment of Darwin's thought and of contemporary response to his workAlso won in 1955
HumanitiesIntellectual and Cultural History[Frank E. Manuel|Frank Edward Kern|Edward Manuel]Brandeis UniversityMythology and primitive religion in 18th century thought
HumanitiesLiterary CriticismMeyer H. AbramsCornell UniversityAlso won in 1960
HumanitiesLiterary CriticismJohn Jacob EnckUniversity of WisconsinRestoration comedy
HumanitiesLiterary CriticismMartin PriceYale UniversityIdeas of order in representative 18th century English writersAlso won in 1971
HumanitiesLiterary CriticismWilbur Samuel HowellPrinceton UniversityTheories of logic and rhetoric in 18th century EnglandAlso won in 1948
HumanitiesLiterary CriticismJoseph Holmes SummersUniversity of ConnecticutMilton's Paradise Lost
HumanitiesMedieval LiteratureAlbert B. FriedmanHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1965
HumanitiesMedieval LiteraturePaul Murray KendallOhio UniversityWarwick the KingmakerAlso won in 1961
HumanitiesMedieval LiteratureDurant Waite Robertson Jr.Princeton UniversityPoetry of Chaucer in the light of medieval tradition
HumanitiesMusic ResearchKarl J. GeiringerBoston University
HumanitiesMusic ResearchMichigan State UniversityItalian instrumental ensemble music of the early 17th century
HumanitiesMusic ResearchWalter H. RubsamenUniversity of California, Los Angeles15th century Italian vocal musicAlso won in 1947
HumanitiesMusic ResearchEric WernerHebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of ReligionLiturgy and their influence on the history of church and synagogue music
HumanitiesNear Eastern StudiesGeorge MakdisiUniversity of MichiganHistory of Islamic socio-religious movements in the 11th centuryAlso won in 1966
HumanitiesNear Eastern StudiesJacob J. RabinowitzHebrew University
HumanitiesNear Eastern StudiesArthur VõõbusChicago Lutheran Theological SeminarySyrian monasticism from the 2nd to the 5th century, A.D.Also won in 1958, 1968
HumanitiesPhilosophyLewis White BeckUniversity of RochesterImmanuel Kant's ethical theory
HumanitiesPhilosophyBurton Spencer DrebenHarvard University
HumanitiesPhilosophyWilliam Bernard PeachDuke UniversityRichard Price and British moral philosophy
HumanitiesReligionRalph HarperBard CollegeAlso won in 1965
HumanitiesReligionJohn Thomas McNeillUnion Theological SeminaryWorks of John Calvin
HumanitiesRenaissance HistoryUniversity of OregonThe concept of 'the learned poet' in Renaissance England
HumanitiesRenaissance HistoryPaul O. KristellerColumbia UniversityPhilosophical and humanistic manuscripts of the Renaissance from the 14th to the 16th centuriesAlso won in 1968
HumanitiesRussian HistoryMarc RaeffClark UniversityThe nobility's relationships to the Russian state, 1725-1861Also won in 1987
HumanitiesScience WritingDonald Greame Kelley
HumanitiesSlavic LiteratureVictor ErlichUniversity of WashingtonResearch in London and BristolAlso won in 1964, 1976
HumanitiesSlavic LiteratureYale UniversityRussian short story
HumanitiesSpanish and Portuguese LiteratureOhio State UniversityLiterary style of Miguel de Unamuno
HumanitiesSpanish and Portuguese LiteratureSherman Hinkle EoffWashington University in St. LouisPhilosophic attitudes of 19th and 20th century novels, with particular emphasis on the emotional impact of modern science on the literary mind
HumanitiesSpanish and Portuguese LiteraturePrinceton UniversityBlanco White
HumanitiesSpanish and Portuguese LiteratureBrown UniversityIntellectual history of modern SpainAlso won in 1950
HumanitiesSpanish and Portuguese LiteratureJuan MarichalBryn Mawr CollegeManuel AzañaAlso won in 1972
HumanitiesSpanish and Portuguese LiteratureWalter T. PattisonUniversity of Minnesota
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryRobert V. BruceBoston University1877 railroad strikes and labor riots in the USA
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryLyman Henry ButterfieldHarvard University
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryLouis L. GersonUniversity of ConnecticutImpact of American immigrant groups on US foreign policies
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryRobert V. HineUniversity of California, RiversideEdward, Richard, and Benjamin KernAlso won in 1967
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryWilliam Turrentine JacksonUniversity of California, DavisBritish contributions to the development of the American WestAlso won in 1964
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryWeymouth Tyree JordanFlorida State UniversityScientific agriculture in the Old South
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryAubrey Christian LandUniversity of NebraskaThe merchant-planter class of the Chesapeake Colonies
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryRobert Alexander LivelyPrinceton UniversityHerbert Hoover and the American enterprise
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryRichard LowittConnecticut CollegeGeorge W. Norris
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryAndrew Forest MuirPolytechnic Institute, Rice InstituteWilliam Marsh Rice
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryBessie Louise PierceUniversity of ChicagoHistory of the city of ChicagoAlso won in 1955
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryFrederick RudolphWilliams CollegeHistory of higher education in the USAAlso won in 1968
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryHelen C. ShuggThe part played by the search for health in westward migration in the USA
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryAlice Elizabeth SmithWisconsin State Historical SocietyScottish leadership and capital in the development of the lower Lake Michigan area in the 19th century
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryGeorge Brown TindallLouisiana State UniversityHistory of the South, 1913-1946
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryJohn Chalmers VinsonUniversity of GeorgiaUS Senate and American foreign policy, 1931-1941
HumanitiesUnited States HistoryBell Irvin WileyEmory UniversityHistory of the Confederate States of America, 1861-1865
Natural ScienceApplied MathematicsRonold W. P. KingHarvard UniversityAntennae and ultra-high frequency phenomenaAlso won in 1937
Natural ScienceApplied MathematicsGeoffrey Stuart Stephen LudfordUniversity of MarylandMathematical theory of compressible flow
Natural ScienceApplied MathematicsShih-I PaiUniversity of MarylandFluid dynamics of high-speed and high-temperature gas flows
Natural ScienceApplied MathematicsWilliam PragerBrown University
Natural ScienceApplied MathematicsShan-Fu ShenUniversity of MarylandHydrodynamic stability
Natural ScienceApplied MathematicsArmand SiegelBoston UniversityProblems of applied statistical mechanics
Natural ScienceAstronomy and AstrophysicsMasahisa SugiuraUniversity of AlaskaSolar influences on the Earth's upper atmosphere
Natural ScienceChemistryRobert Byron BirdUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonApplications of equations of change to engineering
Natural ScienceChemistryGordon M. BarrowNorthwestern UniversityElectronic structure of certain functional groups
Natural ScienceChemistryGunnar Bror BergmanCalifornia Institute of Technology
Natural ScienceChemistryWarren William BrandtPurdue UniversityCertain aspects of gas chromatography
Natural ScienceChemistryNorman Henry CromwellUniversity of NebraskaOrganic reaction mechanismsAlso won in 1950
Natural ScienceChemistryVictor R. DeitzUnited States Naval Research Laboratory
Natural ScienceChemistryRenato DulbeccoCalifornia Institute of Technology
Natural ScienceChemistryPaul Stephen FarringtonUniversity of California, Los Angeles
Natural ScienceChemistryHarold Leo FriedmanUniversity of California, Los Angeles
Natural ScienceChemistryGarman HarbottleBrookhaven National LaboratoryChemical consequences of nuclear transformation in certain crystalline solids
Natural ScienceChemistryEdward L. KingUniversity of WisconsinKinetics and mechanisms of chemical reactions in solution
Natural ScienceChemistryDavid Emerson MannNational Bureau of StandardsNature and origin of potential barriers hindering internal rotation in molecules
Natural ScienceChemistryFoil A. MillerMellon InstituteNuclear magnetic resonance
Natural ScienceChemistryRollie John Myers Jr.University of California, BerkeleyChemical reactions of radicals, atoms and ions
Natural ScienceChemistryMartin A. PaulHarpur CollegeKinetics and mechanisms of nitration reactions in the solvent acetic anhydride
Natural ScienceChemistryRaymond PepinskyPennsylvania State UniversityCrystal design of salts of complex and organic ions
Natural ScienceChemistryLloyd Hilton ReyersonUniversity of MinnesotaAlso won in 1927
Natural ScienceChemistryErnest Haywood SwiftCalifornia Institute of Technology
Natural ScienceChemistryArgonne National LaboratoryThermodynamic properties of liquid Helium-3-Helium-4 mixtures
Natural ScienceChemistryJohn Edward WertzUniversity of MinnesotaInteractions of unpaired electron systems with their environment in the solid state
Natural ScienceChemistryGeorge Landis ZimmermanBryn Mawr College
Natural ScienceEarth ScienceJacob A. BjerknesUniversity of California, Los Angeles
Natural ScienceEarth ScienceJohn Edwin BrushRutgers UniversityLand use and settlement in Old Piscataway Township, New Jersey
Natural ScienceEarth ScienceDon KirkhamIowa State UniversityFertility of intensely cultivated soils of Belgium
Natural ScienceEarth ScienceMerle Charles Prunty Jr.University of GeorgiaEffect of contemporary occupance forms on plantation landholdings in the South
Natural ScienceEarth ScienceHowel WilliamsUniversity of California, BerkeleyCentral American and the West Indian volcanoesAlso won in 1949
Natural ScienceEngineeringDiogenes James AngelakosUniversity of California, BerkeleyElectromagnetic radiation from regions filled with anisotropic materials
Natural ScienceEngineeringEdward Walter ComingsPurdue UniversityHigh pressure technology; European education in chemical engineering
Natural ScienceEngineeringLadislas GoldsteinUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignHigh energy condensed discharges in the heavy rare gases
Natural ScienceEngineeringAndré Laurent JorissenCornell University
Natural ScienceEngineeringErik Leonard Mollo-ChristensenMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyUnsteady aerodynamics
Natural ScienceEngineeringHerbert Mark NeustadtU.S. Naval AcademyAlso won in 1956
Natural ScienceEngineeringGeorge William PreckshotUniversity of Minnesota
Natural ScienceEngineeringStanley Eugene RauchUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraCertain characteristics of systems of nonlinear differential equations
Natural ScienceEngineeringPaul Southworth SymondsBrown University
Natural ScienceEngineeringMahinder S. UberoiUniversity of MichiganTurbulent motion of fluids
Natural ScienceGeography and Environmental StudiesRobert Eric DickinsonSyracuse University
Natural ScienceMathematicsWilliam Werner BooneCatholic UniversityAlso won in 1977
Natural ScienceMathematicsCharles L. DolphUniversity of MichiganPartial differential equations as they occur in the applied mathematical fields of scattering and fluid mechanisms
Natural ScienceMathematicsHarish-ChandraInstitute for Advanced StudyResearch in Paris
Natural ScienceMathematicsOrville Goodwin Harrold Jr.University of TennesseeThree-dimensional topologies
Natural ScienceMathematicsKenkichi IwasawaMassachusetts Institute of Technology
Natural ScienceMathematicsGeorge Daniel MostowJohns Hopkins UniversityCompact Lie transformation groups
Natural ScienceMathematicsJerzy NeymanUniversity of California, BerkeleyStatistical studies toward a theory of the spatial distribution of galaxies
Natural ScienceMathematicsErich RotheUniversity of Michigan
Natural ScienceMathematicsLeo Reino SarioUniversity of California, Los Angeles
Natural ScienceMedicine and HealthHerbert Leon BorisonUniversity of UtahForebrain and hindbrain structures in the regulation of visceral activities
Natural ScienceMedicine and HealthAverill Abraham LiebowYale University School of MedicinePathophysiology of pulmonary circulation
Natural ScienceMedicine and HealthFrederick Sargent, IIUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignPhysiological mechanisms of sweat gland fatigue
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyChristian B. Anfinsen Jr.National Institutes of Health
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyJay Vern BeckBrigham Young UniversityMethods of isolation and mass propagation of iron-oxidizing bacteria
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyEdward George BoettigerUniversity of ConnecticutInsect flight muscle
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyErnest BorekCity College of New YorkAlso won in 1950
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyJefferson M. CrismonStanford UniversityMechanisms of inactivation of certain amines in peripheral blood vessels
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyThomas Timothy CrockerUniversity of California, Irvine
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyTihamer Zoltan CsakyUniversity of North CarolinaMechanism of carbohydrate transfers in biological systems
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologySanford S. ElbergUniversity of California, BerkeleyEffectiveness of the vaccine developed to prevent Brucella infection in cattle
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyWilburn John EversoleUniversity of New MexicoEndocrine regulation of salt and water metabolism
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyPaul Fredric FentonBrown UniversityStephen Vincent Benét
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyHalvor Orin HalvorsonUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignStudies of micro-organisms important in food microbiology
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyJohn William KellyMedical College of VirginiaUse of micro-spectrophotometryAlso won in 1960
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyRichard Fuller KimballOak Ridge National LaboratoryNucleic acid and protein content of parts of the protozoan cell
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyIrvin E. LienerUniversity of Minnesota
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyBoris MagasanikHarvard University
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyHarry Wilbur Seeley Jr.Cornell University
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyAlvin Ferner SellersUniversity of MinnesotaNervous mechanisms regulating stomach functions; absorptive mechanisms in the intestines
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyMartin SonenbergCornell University Medical College
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyDavid B. SprinsonColumbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyMortimer Paul StarrUniversity of California, DavisPlant disease bacteriaAlso won in 1968
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyKenneth V. ThimannHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1950
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyOscar TousterVanderbilt University School of MedicineMetabolism and biochemistry of sub-cellular particles
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyRobert Philip WagnerUniversity of TexasGenetic control of metabolism
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyPhilip E. WilcoxUniversity of WashingtonFundamental studies on proteins
Natural ScienceMolecular and Cellular BiologyCecil Edmund YarwoodUniversity of California, BerkeleyAcquired immunity to virus infections in plants
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyGeorge AnastosUniversity of MarylandTicks found on reptiles
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyJohn Tyler BonnerPrinceton UniversityRole of cell variations in the development of cellular slime moldsAlso won in 1971
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyArthur Merton ChickeringAlbion CollegeTaxonomy of spidersAlso won in 1958
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyLouie Irby DavisSongs and calls of Mexican birds
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyPaul Lester ErringtonIowa State CollegePeriodic cycles in vertebrate populations
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyGeorge Evelyn HutchinsonYale UniversityBiological limnologyAlso won in 1949
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyKarl Frank LaglerUniversity of Michigan
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyAlden H. MillerUniversity of California, BerkeleyBreeding activity of birds at equatorial latitudes
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyJohn Luther MohrUniversity of California, Los Angeles
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyVal Nolan Jr.Indiana UniversityNorthern Prairie Warbler and marketable title to land
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyDonald Frederick PoulsonYale UniversityComparative biology of copper accumulation in animals
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyAlbert Glenn RichardsUniversity of Minnesota
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyBradley T. ScheerUniversity of OregonIsolation of crustacean hormones
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyFrank John VernbergDuke UniversityActivity and metabolism of marine animals at various temperatures
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyCharles Edward Wilde Jr.University of PennsylvaniaBiochemical mechanisms of cellular differentiation
Natural ScienceOrganismic Biology and EcologyWalter LeRoy WilsonUniversity of Vermont College of MedicineInhibition of cell division
Natural SciencePhysicsArnold B. AronsAmherst College, Woods Hole Oceanographic InstituteStability and overturn of sea water columns in winter cooling
Natural SciencePhysicsNicolaas BloembergenHarvard UniversityNuclear and electron spin magnetic resonance
Natural SciencePhysicsOwen ChamberlainUniversity of California, BerkeleyTheoretical physics of the fundamental particles
Natural SciencePhysicsMorrel H. CohenUniversity of ChicagoElectron theory of alloys
Natural SciencePhysicsClyde Lorrain CowanLos Alamos LaboratoryPhysics of the neutrino and its interactions with atomic nuclei
Natural SciencePhysicsJay Gregory DashLos Alamos LaboratoryCritical velocity in liquid Helium-2
Natural SciencePhysicsRobert Briggs DayLos Alamos LaboratoryLow-lying odd-parity levels in heavy even-even nuclei
Natural SciencePhysicsClaude GeoffrionAlso won in 1958
Natural SciencePhysicsRoy Jay GlauberHarvard UniversityInteractions of elementary particlesAlso won in 1972
Natural SciencePhysicsEdwin L. GoldwasserUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignEffect of nucleon recoils in photo-meson production
Natural SciencePhysicsMelville Saul GreenNational Bureau of StandardsTheoretical researches in statistical mechanics of time-depenedent phenomenaAlso won in 1973
Natural SciencePhysicsDieter KurathArgonne National LaboratoryMethods for the calculation of nuclear properties
Natural SciencePhysicsJohn Selden Kirby-SmithOak Ridge National LaboratoryRadiation biology and biophysics
Natural SciencePhysicsLeo Silvio LavatelliUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignNature of the interactions of pions with nucleons
Natural SciencePhysicsJohn Hundale Lawrence
Natural SciencePhysicsJoseph S. LevingerLouisiana State UniversityTheory of the nuclear photoelectric effect
Natural SciencePhysicsRalph Stuart Mackay Jr.University of California, Berkeley, University of California Medical CenterAlso won in 1956
Natural SciencePhysicsAllan Henry MorrishUniversity of MinnesotaSolid state at low temperatures
Natural SciencePhysicsLorne Albert PageUniversity of PittsburghPhotons, electrons, and positrons by precision beta ray and gamma ray spectroscopy techniques
Natural SciencePhysicsRobert Vivian PoundHarvard UniversityNuclear moments of short-lived nuclear statesAlso won in 1971
Natural SciencePhysicsFrederick ReinesLos Alamos LaboratoryPhysics of the neutrino and its interaction with the atomic nucleus
Natural SciencePhysicsUniversity of California, Los AngelesThermoelastic waves in metals at low temperatures
Natural SciencePhysicsEllis Philip SteinbergArgonne National LaboratoryProcess of nuclear fission
Natural SciencePlant ScienceEnrique BalechMinistry of the Navy (Argentina)Also won in 1958
Natural SciencePlant ScienceLawrence Rogers BlinksStanford UniversityBioelectric phenomenaAlso won in 1939, 1948
Natural SciencePlant ScienceUniversity of Montreal
Natural SciencePlant ScienceAlden Springer CraftsUniversity of California, DavisHerbicidal chemicalsAlso won in 1938
Natural SciencePlant ScienceEmanuel EpsteinUniversity of California
Natural SciencePlant ScienceDonald Sankey FarnerWashington State CollegePhysiological cycles of birds
Natural SciencePlant ScienceLeslie Andrew GarayHarvard University
Natural SciencePlant ScienceCharles William Hagen Jr.Indiana UniversityDifferentiation within plant species
Natural SciencePlant ScienceLeonard MachlisUniversity of California, BerkeleyPhysiology of the water mold Allomyces
Natural SciencePlant ScienceRoy OverstreetUniversity of California, BerkeleyMineral absorption by plant and animal cellsAlso won in 1945
Natural SciencePlant ScienceDaniel Altman RobertsUniversity of Florida
Natural SciencePlant ScienceStanley George Stephens
Natural SciencePlant ScienceRufus Henney Thompson
Natural SciencePlant ScienceHarry Ernest Wheeler
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesArthur J. O. AndersonNew Mexico Museum of ArtAztec accounts of Spanish colonizationAlso won in 1955
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesRalph Leon BealsUniversity of California, Los Angeles
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesSvend E. FrederiksenAlso won in 1958
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesAlfred Vincent Kidder
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesDonald Stanley MarshallPeabody Museum of Salem, Harvard UniversityMangaia in Polynesian dialects
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesSidney Wilfred MintzYale UniversityHaitian internal marketing system
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesJohn Howland RoweUniversity of California, BerkeleyIncas during Spanish colonial rule
Social SciencesEconomicsArnold C. HarbergerUniversity of Chicago
Social SciencesEconomicsGeorge Herbert HildebrandUniversity of California, Los AngelesAlso won in 1952
Social SciencesEconomicsGerald Marvin MeierWesleyan UniversityInternational trade and economic development in the British tropics, 1870-1914Also won in 1958
Social SciencesEducationLawrence Arthur CreminTeachers College at Columbia University, The Spencer FoundationHistory of American educational thought, 1880-1940
Social SciencesEducationAlfred NovakMichigan State UniversityTeaching of natural science
Social SciencesLawGeorge Lee HaskinsUniversity of PennsylvaniaEarly colonial law
Social SciencesLawJohn O. Honnold Jr.University of Pennsylvania Law SchoolLaw governing sales of goods under civil law systems
Social SciencesLawLeonard Williams LevyBrandeis UniversityProvisions against compulsory self-incrimination in Anglo-American law
Social SciencesLawArthur Selwyn MillerEmory UniversityDomestic goals of modern nation-states in relation to international trade
Social SciencesPolitical ScienceGeorge Arthur Codding Jr.University of PennsylvaniaInternational postal communication
Social SciencesPolitical ScienceHoward Jay GrahamLos Angeles County Law LibraryHistory of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States ConstitutionAlso won in 1953
Social SciencesPolitical ScienceLennox Algernon MillsUniversity of MinnesotaAlso won in 1936, 1959
Social SciencesPolitical ScienceTheodore Lucien ShayWillamette UniversityHindu principles on current Indian political policy
Social SciencesPsychologyMagda B. ArnoldLoyola University, Chicago, Spring Hill College
Social SciencesPsychologyAndrew Laurence Comrey Jr.University of California, Los Angeles
Social SciencesPsychologyHerschel LeibowitzUniversity of WisconsinSensory and neurophysiological correlates of perception
Social SciencesPsychologyRichard Lester SolomonHarvard University
Social SciencesSociologyLeonard BroomUniversity of California, Los Angeles
Social SciencesSociologyRonald FreedmanUniversity of MichiganUniversity of Michigan
Social SciencesSociologyHerbert HymanColumbia UniversityComparative study of public opinion on civil liberties in the USA and Great Britain
Social SciencesSociologyMarvin Eugene WolfgangUniversity of PennsylvaniaFlorentine contributions to the history and philosophy of punishment for crimeAlso won in 1968