列文虎克奖章








列文虎克奖章（荷蘭語：Leeuwenhoekmedaille）是由荷兰皇家艺术与科学学院1877年创建的奖章，以17/18世纪微生物科学家列文虎克的名字命名。该奖章每十年颁发一次，旨在表彰对微生物领域有重大贡献的科学家。



获奖者



  • 1877 克里斯汀·戈特弗里德·埃伦伯格, 德国

  • 1885 Ferdinand Cohn, 德国

  • 1895 路易·巴斯德,法国

  • 1905 马丁努斯·威廉·拜耶林克,荷兰

  • 1915 David Bruce (microbiologist)|Sir David Bruce,英国

  • 1925 Félix d'Herelle,埃及

  • 1935 谢尔盖·尼古拉耶维奇·维诺格拉茨基,法国

  • 1950 赛尔曼·A·瓦克斯曼,美国

  • 1960 安德列·利沃夫,法国

  • 1970 C. B. van Niel|Cornelius Bernardus van Niel (Kees van Niel),美国

  • 1981 Roger Stanier|Roger Yate Stanier,法国

  • 1992 卡尔·乌斯, 美国

  • 2003 Karl Stetter, 德国

  • 2015 克雷格·文特尔, 美国


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  1. ^ 存档副本. [2015-01-10]. （原始内容存档于2014-10-06）.  已忽略文本“2014-10-06” (帮助)，官网。











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1877年

克里斯汀·戈特弗里德·埃伦伯格 德國
1885年

费迪南德·科恩（英语：Ferdinand Cohn） 德國
1895年

路易·巴斯德 法国
1905年

马丁努斯·威廉·拜耶林克 荷蘭


























1915年

戴维·布鲁斯（英语：David Bruce (microbiologist)） 英國
1925年

菲利克斯·德雷勒（英语：Félix d'Herelle） 法国
1935年

谢尔盖·尼古拉耶维奇·维诺格拉茨基 法国
1950年

赛尔曼·A·瓦克斯曼 美國


























1960年

安德列·利沃夫 法国
1970年

C·B·凡尼尔（英语：C. B. van Niel） 美國
1981年

罗杰·斯塔尼尔（英语：Roger Stanier） 法国
1992年

卡尔·乌斯 美國
















2003年

卡尔·施泰特尔（英语：Karl Stetter） 德國
2015年

克雷格·文特尔 美國



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