AGRICULTURE
(17%) |
ARTS (31%) |
CHEMISTRY
(41%) |
- Karl Maramorosch (1980)
- Morris Schnitzer (1995/6)
- Ilan Chet (1998)
- Harris Lewin (2011)
- Jared Diamond (2013)
- Jorge Dubcovsky (2014)
- Gene Robinson (2018)
- David Zilberman (2019)
- Pamela Ronald (2022)
- Elliot Meyerowitz (2024)
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- Marc Chagall (1981)
- Vladimir Horowitz (1982)
- Josef Tal (1982)
- Isaac Stern (1987)
- Lord Yehudi Menuhin
(1991)
- Frank Gehry (1992)
- Sir Denys Lasdun (1992)
- György Ligeti (1995/96)
- Daniel Barenboim (2004)
- Peter Eisenman (2010)
- Murray Perahia (2015)
- Phyllis Lambert (2016)
- Lawrence Weiner (2017)
- Adam Fischer (2018)
- Moshe Safdie (2019)
- Olga Neuwirth (2021)
- Elizabeth Diller (2022)
- György Kurtág (2024)
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- Carl Djerassi (1978)
- Herman Mark 1
(1979)
- John Polanyi 2
(1982)
- Rudoph Marcus (1984/5)
- Joshua Jortner (1988)
- Raphael Levine (1988)
- Alexander Pines (1991)
- Richard Lerner (1994/5)
- Gilbert Stork (1995/6)
- Samuel Danishefsky
(1995/6)
- Gabor Somorjai (1998)
- Henri Kagan (2001)
- Richard Zare (2005)
- George Feher (2006/7)
- Ada Yonath (2006/7)
- Allen Bard (2008)
- Stuart Rice (2011)
- Charles Lieber (2012)
- Robert Langer (2013)
- Robert Bergman (2017)
- Stephen Buchwald (2019)
- Meir Lahav (2021)
- Leslie Leiserowitz (2021)
- Bonnie Bassler 3
(2022)
- Benjamin Cravatt 4
(2022)
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MATHEMATICS (40%)
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MEDICINE (42%)
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PHYSICS (39%)
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- Israel Gelfand (1978)
- André Weil (1979)
- Oscar Zariski (1981)
- Mark Krein (1982)
- Paul Erdös (1983/84)
- Hans Lewy (1984/85)
- Samuel Eilenberg (1986)
- Peter Lax (1987)
- Ilya Piatetski-Shapiro
(1990)
- Mikhael Gromov 1
(1993)
- Joseph Keller (1996/97)
- Yakov Sinai (1996/97)
- Elias Stein (1999)
- Raoul Bott 2
(2000)
- Vladimir Arnold 3
(2001)
- Saharon Shelah (2001)
- Gregori Margulis (2005)
- Harry (Hillel) Furstenberg
(2006/07)
- George Mostow (2013)
- Peter Sarnak (2014)
- Charles Fefferman (2017)
- Alexander Beilinson (2018)
- Vladimir Drinfeld (2018)
- Yakov Eliashberg (2020)
- George Lusztig (2022)
- Noga Alon (2024)
- Adi Shamir (2024)
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- César Milstein (1980)
- Leo Sachs (1980)
- Stanley N. Cohen (1981)
- Solomon Snyder (1982)
- Meir Wilchek (1987)
- Elizabeth Neufeld (1988)
- Seymour Benzer (1991)
- M. Judah Folkman (1992)
- Stanley Prusiner
(1995/1996)
- Michael Sela (1998)
- Ruth Arnon (1998)
- Eric Kandel (1999)
- Avram Hershko (2001)
- Alexander Varshavsky
(2001)
- Robert Weinberg (2004)
- Alexander Levitzki (2005)
- Howard Cedar (2008)
- Aharon Razin (2008)
- Ronald Evans (2012)
- Gary Ruvkun (2014)
- Nahum Sonenberg (2014)
- Jeffrey Ravetch (2015)
- C. Ronald Kahn (2016)
- Jeffrey Friedman (2019)
- Adrian Krainer (2021)
- Daniel Drucker (2023)
- José-Alain Sahel (2024)
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- Michael Fisher (1980)
- Leo Kadanoff (1980)
- Victor Weisskopf (1981)
- Leon Lederman (1982)
- Martin Perl (1982)
- Erwin Hahn (1983/84)
- Sir Peter Hirsch
(1983/84)
- Theodore Maiman (1983/84)
- Mitchell Feigenbaum
(1986)
- Albert Libchaber (1986)
- Herbert Friedman (1987)
- Bruno Rossi (1987)
- Maurice Goldhaber (1991)
- Valentine Telegdi (1991)
- Benoit Mandelbrot (1993)
- Vitali Ginzburg (1994/95)
- Yakir Aharonov (1998)
- Sir Michael Berry (1998)
- Dan Shechtman (1999)
- Bertrand Halperin
(2002/03)
- Robert Brout (2004)
- Francois Englert (2004)
- Daniel Kleppner (2005)
- Jacob Bekenstein (2012)
- Robert Kirshner (2015)
- Yosef Imry (2016)
- Rafi Bistritzer (2020)
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NOTES
1. Jewish mother,
non-Jewish father; see Perfect Rigor: A Genius
and the Mathematical Breakthrough of the Century,
by Masha Gessen (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, New
York, 2009, p. 108).
2. Jewish mother and step-father, non-Jewish father;
see Raoul Bott: Collected Papers, Vol. 1
(Birkhäuser, Boston, 1994, pp. 11-12).
3. Jewish mother,
non-Jewish father; see Celestial Encounters,
by F. Diacu and P. Holmes (Princeton, 1996, p. 191). |
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NOTES
1. Jewish father,
non-Jewish mother. See, e.g., the last
paragraph of the section entitled "I.G.
FARBENINDUSTRIE" at http://www.nasonline.org/publications/biographical-memoirs/memoir-pdfs/mark-h-f.pdf.
2. Son of the
Hungarian Jewish physical chemist and philosopher
Michael Polanyi. See also Ismerjük''oket?:
zsidó származású nevezetes magyarok arcképcsarnoka,
by István Reményi Gyenes (Ex Libris, Budapest,
1997).
3. Jewish father.
4. Jewish mother.
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