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Walter Rudolf Hess (Frauenfeld, 17 marzo 1881 – Locarno, 12 agosto 1973) è stato un medico e fisiologo svizzero. Walter Rudolf Hess ...
Walter Rudolf Hess
Medico e fisiologo
Walter Rudolf Hess è stato un medico e fisiologo svizzero.
Insegnò dal 1917 all'Università di Zurigo e nel 1949 vinse il premio Nobel per la medicina per la scoperta delle funzioni del tronco cerebrale e del suo ruolo nel sincronismo indipendente... Wikipedia
Nascita: 17 marzo 1881, Frauenfeld, Svizzera
Morte: 12 agosto 1973, Locarno, Svizzera
Istruzione: Università di Zurigo, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin e Università di Kiel
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