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  1. People From Vukovar: Sinisa Mihajlovic, Leopold Ruzicka, Tomislav Mercep, Sasa Drakulic, Ante Mise, Rudy Baker, Sinisa Glavasevic, Dario Kresic
  2. Members of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts: Franjo Tudman, Franjo Markovic, Grga Novak, Goran Tribuson, Ivan Supek, Leopold Ruzicka
  3. Naturalised Citizens of Switzerland: Wolfgang Pauli, Yehudi Menuhin, Hnat Domenichelli, Blaise Nkufo, Leopold Ruzicka, Igor Markevitch
  4. Croatian Biologists: Croatian Biochemists, Leopold Ruzicka, Mirko Vidakovic, Zarko Dolinar, Miroslav Radman
  5. Vukovar: People From Vukovar, Sinisa Mihajlovic, Leopold Ruzicka, Tomislav Mercep, Sasa Drakulic, Ante Mise, Rudy Baker, Sinisa Glavasevic
  6. Leopold Ruzicka
  7. Leopold Ruzicka: Centennial, 1887-1987 (Kemijske znanosti) (Croatian Edition)
  8. Lavoslav Ruzicka, 1887-1976 (Izdanja Kemije u industriji) (Croatian Edition) by V Prelog, 1987
  9. Leopold Ruzicka, 1887-1976, elected for. mem. R.S. 1942 by V Prelog, 1980

61. Index To Scientists And Engineers Biographical File (Library Of Congress)
ROSSINI, FREDERICK D. P, BIO, BIB. ROUSE, IRVING BIB. RUSSELL, RICHARD J. P, BIB.RUTLEDGE, PHILIP C. P, BIB. ruzicka, leopold P. S TOP of PAGE INDEX
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Scientists and Engineers Biographical File
About the Scientists and Engineers Biographical File What is the Scientists and Engineers Biographical File? The File contains information on scientists who were prominent in the early 1970s. It consists of folders containing photographs, biographical information and bibliographies of 1200 American and 100 foreign scientists and engineers. How was the collection formed? The collection was formed during the years 1972 - 75, when The Science and Technology Division solicited the materials as gifts from members of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineers. Other scientists included those listed in Who's Who in Science, Engineers of Distinction, winners of the National Medal for Science, and Scientists in Search of Their Consciences. The division asked Nobel Prize recipients in the sciences to submit portraits and a print of their award ceremony. Who should use the The Scientists and Engineers Biographical File? The archive is useful to researchers needing pictorial material for publications, and anyone who needs bibliographical (that is, materials created by or about the scientist) and biographical information on many well known and lesser known scientists and engineers of the mid-twentieth century.

62. Essential Oils
the work on macrocyclic musks by leopold ruzicka (shown in the laboratory onthe photo in the middle), who in 1939 earned the Nobel Prize in chemistry.
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(+)-2-methyl-isoborneol
3-isopr.-2-methoxypyrazine
geosmin
1-octene-3-ol
dehydrogeosmin Mould
The microbial flora of mould depends on the biotope and the type of plant material being degraded, but certain odour notes are general and may be ascribed to specific secondary metabolites of the detritus organisms. The following examples are typical:
2-Methylisoborneol has a strong camphoraceous odour, sometimes also recognizable from ponds and lakes. You react reflexively if you get food into your mouth having traces of this flavour - "it is mouldy"! 2-Methylisoborneol has an olfactory detection threshold as low as 0.001 ppb.
Geosmin has an odour known from moist cellars. It is also an aroma component of beetroots.
Both of these compounds are produced by blue-green algae, bacteria ( Actinomyces Streptomyces ) and different moulds.
3-Isopropyl-2-methoxypyrazine is another odour note from mould, reminiscent of potato peel and green bell-pepper. Probably of microbial origin, it is present in many roots too.
1-Octene-3-ol is present in a multitude of mushrooms whose mycelium permeates the soil. It is the most important aroma component in fresh

63. Science & Technology: News From Swissinfo
The ruzicka Prize is named after a 1939 Nobel Prize winner, leopold ruzicka, whowas chemistry professor at the same Zurich polytechnic institute for 28
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Nobel Prize winner leopold ruzicka sparked Rosenkranz s interest in steroidresearch. ruzicka shielded Rosenkranz and other Jewish colleagues,
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65. Yehuda Mazur OBM, April 18, 1925 -- April 25, 2004
leopold ruzicka (1939 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry) at the Swiss FederalPolytechnic (ETH Zürich), and was awarded the Ph.D. in 1952 for a thesis entitled
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Obituary of Prof. Yehuda Mazur
Department of Organic Chemistry
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76100 Re h ovot, Israel [Prof. Mazur passed away on
April 25, 2004; 4 Iyar (Yom haZikaron) 5764] Update June 8, 2004:

Obituary in the Haaretz daily newspaper
Prof. Yehuda Mazur, of blessed memory, was born in Lodz, Poland, on April 18, 1925. He immigrated to Israel in 1939, and finished high school at the "Balfour Gymnasium" in Tel-Aviv. From 1942 until 1947, he studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem , majoring in chemistry and minoring in physics. In 1947, he was granted the M.Sc. degree for a thesis entitled "On nitrogen derivatives of phenanthrene" (supervised by Prof. Moshe Weizmann, brother of Institute founder Chaim Weizmann ). After army service during the War of Independence (1947-1949), he pursued doctoral studies with Prof. Leopold Ruzicka ( 1939 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry ) at the Swiss Federal Polytechnic Following a brief research assistantship at the Royal School of Science and Technology in Glasgow, UK, he joined the Weizmann Institute of Science faculty in 1954, being promoted to Senior Scientist in 1959, to Associate Professor in 1963, and to Full Professor in 1976. He held the Rebecca and Israel Sieff Chair in Organic Chemistry from 1973 until his Emeritate in 1995. Prof. Mazur OBM served as Acting Head of the Department or Organic Chemistry from 1960 until 1962, and Head of the Department from 1979 until 1990. In 1988, he briefly served as acting Dean of the

66. Leopold Stephan Ruzicka 1887-1976 Prof. L. Ruzicka Is To Leave
In 1926 ruzicka was drawn to Utrecht University by the high scientific level of more atoms that had ever been deemed possible. leopold Stephan ruzicka
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Leopold Stephan Ruzicka
'Prof. L. Ruzicka is to leave Utrecht' read the headline of the newspaper the Utrechts Dagblad on 24 June 1929: 'Losing this scientist, who is one of the greatest minds in the field of organic chemistry, means a great loss for Utrecht and for our country. In the area of scents he is world-famous. One of his greatest discoveries was the synthetic production of musk'.
In 1926 Ruzicka was drawn to Utrecht University by the high scientific level chemistry enjoyed at the university. He was mainly interested in organic chemistry, which had developed into one of the most important fields of natural science. Ruzika, like many others hoping to find the scientific principles of life, build on the theory of spatial positioning of atoms as this had been developed by the other Nobel Prize winner from Utrecht Van 't Hoff.
Ruzicka studied the atomic structure of for example camphor, amino acids and higher terpene compounds. He discovered that muskone and civetone - the odours in musk and civet - contained only one ring of carbon atoms and that this ring consisted of more atoms that had ever been deemed possible.
In 1939 he was awarded his Nobel Prize but he could not collect his medal and certificate until after the Second World War.

67. Leopold Stephan Ruzicka 1887-1976 Het Vertrek Van Deze Geleerde
ruzicka was uit Zürich naar de Universiteit Utrecht gekomen vanwege het van een andere Utrechtse Nobelprijswinnaar Van t Hoff. leopold Stephan ruzicka
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Leopold Stephan Ruzicka
'Het vertrek van deze geleerde die een der grootsten op het gebied der organische scheikunde is, betekent een groot verlies voor Utrecht en voor ons land. Op het gebied van de reukstoffen heeft hij een wereldberoemde naam. Een van zijn grootste ontdekkingen was de synthetische bereiding van muskus.' Utrechts Dagblad 24 juni 1929
Ruzicka was uit Zürich naar de Universiteit Utrecht gekomen vanwege het hoge wetenschappelijke niveau van het scheikunde onderzoek. Hij was met name geïnteresseerd in de organische chemie die uitgegroeid was tot een van de belangrijkste onderwerpen van de natuurwetenschappen. Ruzicka zocht, zoals zoveel wetenschappers, naar de natuurwetenschappelijke grondslagen van het leven en bouwde hierbij verder op onder andere de theorie over de ruimtelijke ligging van atomen van een andere Utrechtse Nobelprijswinnaar: Van 't Hoff. Ruzicka ontdekte bij zijn onderzoek van de natuurlijke geurstoffen dat musketone en civetone - de geuren in muskus en civet - slechts één ring koolstofatomen bevatten en dat die ring uit meer atomen bestaat dan men ooit voor mogelijk had gehouden.
In 1939 werd hem de Nobelprijs voor de scheikunde toegekend maar hij kon hem pas na de oorlog in 1945 ophalen.

68. RSC Site Login
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69. Nobel Prizes In Chemistry
190303-24 - 1995-01-18) Studies on sexual hormones leopold ruzicka (Switzerland,1887-09-13 - 1976-09-26) Studies on polymethylenes and higher
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Nobel Prizes in Chemistry
Jacobus Henricus van 't Hoff (Netherlands, 1852-08-30 - 1911-03-01)
Discovery of the laws of chemical dynamics and of the osmotic pressure in solutions
Emil H. Fischer (Germany, 1852-10-09 - 1919-07-15)
Synthetic studies in the area of sugar and purine groups
Svante A. Arrhenius (Sweden, 1859-02-19 - 1927-10-02)
Theory of electrolytic dissociation
Sir William Ramsay (United Kingdom, 1852-10-02 - 1916-07-23)
Discovery of the indifferent gaseous elements in air (noble gases)
Adolf von Baeyer (Germany, 1835-10-31 - 1917-08-20)
Organic dyes and hydroaromatic compounds
Henri Moissan (France, 1852-09-28 - 1907-02-20)
Investigation and isolation of the element fluorine
Eduard Buchner (Germany, 1860-05-20 - 1917-08-13)
Biochemical studies, discovery of fermentation without cells
Sir Ernest Rutherford (United Kingdom, 1871-08-30 - 1937-10-19)
Decay of the elements, chemistry of radioactive substances
Wilhelm Ostwald (Germany, 1853-09-02 - 1932-04-04)
Catalysis, chemical equilibria and reaction rates

70. University Of Zurich - Faculty Of Science
leopold Stefan ruzicka, 1939, Chemistry University of Zurich 192025 Privatdozent;Paul Karrer, 1937, Chemistry University of Zurich 1918-58 Professor of
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    University of Zurich: 1962-70 Privatdozent, 1970-87 Titular Professor, since 1987 Professor of Physics
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    University of Zurich: 1920-25 Privatdozent
  • Paul Karrer , 1937, Chemistry
    University of Zurich: 1918-58 Professor of Organic Chemistry,
    1950-51 Rector of the University of Zurich
  • Peter Debye , 1936, Chemistry
    University of Zurich: 1911-12 Professor of Theoretical Physics
  • , 1933, Physics
    University of Zurich: 1921-27 Professor of Theoretical Physics
  • Albert Einstein , 1921, Physics University of Zurich: 1909-11 Professor of Theoretical Physics
  • Max von Laue , 1914, Physics University of Zurich: 1912-14 Professor of Theoretical Physics
  • Alfred Werner , 1913, Chemistry University of Zurich: 1893 Privatdozent, 1893-1918 Professor of Chemistry

71. PSIgate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search/Browse Results
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leopold ruzicka Biography ruzicka was awarded the 1939 Nobel Prize for chemistryfor his work with higher terpenes and polymethylenes.
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73. Ruzicka_6_12
Pravilnik za dodjelu nagrade Lavoslav (leopold) Ružicka Hrvatskoga kemijskog (b) Engleski naslov glasi Lavoslav (leopold) Ružicka Award of the
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Pravilnik za dodjelu nagrade "Lavoslav (Leopold) Ru¾ièka" Hrvatskoga kemijskog dru¹tva za mlade znanstvenike
  • (a) Nagrada ima naslov: Nagrada "Lavoslav (Leopold) Ru¾ièka" Hrvatskoga kemijskog dru¹tva za mlade znanstvenike (u daljem tekstu Nagrada). (b) Engleski naslov glasi: Lavoslav (Leopold) Ru¾ièka Award of the Croatian Chemical Society for Young Scientists Nagradu dodjeljuje Hrvatsko kemijsko dru¹tvo za izvrsnost u znanstvenom radu ostvarenom u Republici Hrvatskoj u polju kemije. Nominirani kandidat mora biti dr¾avljanin Republike Hrvatske i èlan Hrvatskoga kemijskog dru¹tva, koji - u trenutku predlaganja - nije stariji od 35 godina. Kriterij izvrsnosti su znanstveni radovi objavljeni u vodeæim svjetskim èasopisima, a moraju sadr¾avati rezultate koji: otvaraju nova podruèja istra¾ivanja, nude nove poglede i daju novu interpretaciju poznatih èinjenica, opisuju nove sinteze, i sl.). Nominacijski prijedlog mora sadr¾avati opis znanstvenih dostignuæa kandidata, njegovu biografiju te popis znanstvenih radova. Za radove s veæim brojem autora treba naglasiti konkretan doprinos kandidata. Nagrada se dodjeljuje svake godine ukoliko barem jedan kandidat zadovoljava sve propisane uvjete.
  • 74. Nat' Academies Press, Testosterone And Aging: Clinical Research Directions (2004
    ruzicka, leopold, 19. S. Safety issues, 138–145. Sample size, 124–125. Sarcopenia,54, 126. SARMs. See Selective androgen receptor modulators
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    75. Nat' Academies Press, Biographical Memoirs V.58 (1989)
    Van Romburgh retired in 1928 and was succeeded by the young leopold ruzicka,fresh from Zurich. ruzicka, then the young giant of European organic chemistry,
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    76. Støípky A Klípky O Svìtových Chemicích
    leopold ruzicka (18871976). ruzicka, pravnuk ceského krejcího Josefa Ružicky,který se roku 1817 vystehoval z Klatov do charvátské vesnice Dalj,
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    Støípky a klípky o svìtových chemicích
    Leopold Ruzicka (1887-1976)
    Profesor Ruzicka, èestný èlen Èeskoslovenské spoleènosti chemické, umo¾nil nìkolika na¹im chemikùm (F. Bala¹ovi, F. Petrùovi, R. Luke¹ovi, F. ©ormovi a té¾ M. Protivovi, K. Wiesnerovi a Z. Vejdìlkovi - ti u¾ pracovali pod vedením profesora Preloga) studijní pobyt v jeho vzornì vybaveném ústavu. Profesor Luke¹ dlouho choval na psacím stole zatavený preparát kyseliny levopimarové, cury¹ský vzduch, jak øíkával. Ruzicka nìkolikrát pøedná¹el v Praze, pøi korespondenci s na¹imi chemiky se podepisoval L(avoslav) Rù¾ièka a s oblibou glosoval, ¾e jeho pradìd pøestìhováním do Chorvatska ztratil ze svého pøíjmení krou¾ek a on sám ve ©výcarsku je¹tì oba háèky.
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  • Ruzicka L.: Chem.Listy
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  • Ohloff G.: Chimia
  • Prelog V.: My 132 Semestres of Chemistry Studies, str. 92, American Chemical Society, Washington DC 1991.
  • Herout V.: Chem. Listy 61, 1389 (1967); 71, 329 (1977).
  • Køepinský J.: Chem. Listy Miloslav Ferles
    Nìkterá výroèí pøipadající na rok 1999.
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    Translate this page Dem aus Kroatien stammenden leopold ruzicka gelang es 1934 erst das männliche Doch leopold ruzicka war nicht nur ein ausgezeichneter Chemiker,
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    Erstmals stellte der Chemiker und spätere Nobelpreisträger Leopold Ruzicka das männliche Sexualhormon Testosteron her. Von Anke Fossgreen Kurze Haare spriessen im Gesicht – von den hervorstehenden Wangenknochen bis zum kantigen Kinn. Der Adamsapfel zuckt im Klang der tiefen Stimme den kräftigen Hals auf und ab. Das T-Shirt spannt über breite Schultern und lässt die wohl geformten Muskeln des Waschbrettbauchs erahnen, wo schwarze Haare verführerisch um den Bauchnabel kräuseln. Was für ein Mann! Der Ursprung der Männlichkeit liegt – wie nicht anders zu erwarten – zwischen den Lenden. In den Hoden nimmt sie ihren Anfang in Form des berühmt-berüchtigten Sexualhormons Testosteron. Aber eigentlich laufen in den männlichen Geschlechtsdrüsen völlig unerotische biochemische Reaktionen ab, wenn das Sexualhormon entsteht. Die Ausgangssubstanz ist Cholesterin. Aus den Gallensteinen leicht zu gewinnen, stand dieses Molekül auch einem berühmten Chemiker der ETH Zürich in seinem Labor an der Universitätstrasse 6 zur Verfügung. Dem aus Kroatien stammenden Leopold Ruzicka gelang es 1934 erst das männliche Sexualhormon Androsteron zu synthetisieren und ein Jahr später das ganz ähnlich aufgebaute, aber viel wirksamere Testosteron.

    78. Lavoslav Ru?i?ka
    Translate this page http//nobelprize.org/chemistry/laureates/1939/ruzicka-bio.html - englischeBiographie von leopold NAME, Ru?i?ka, leopold. ALTERNATIVNAMEN
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      Leopold (Lavoslav) Stjepan Ru?i?ka 3. September in Vukovar Kroatien 26. September in Mammern , Kanton Thurgau ) war ein kroatischer Chemiker mit schweizerischer Staatsbürgerschaft.
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      Ru?i?ka war er Sohn des Küfers Stjepan Ru?i?ka und dessen Ehefrau Ljubica Sever. Obwohl bereits sein Vater starb, schaffte es Ru?i?ka, in Kroatien die Matura (Abitur) zu erreichen. immatrikulierte er sich an der Technischen Hochschule Karlsruhe für das Fach Chemie. Sein Doktorvater Hermann Staudinger nahm ihn nach der erfolgreichen Promotion als Assistenten auf. Im Oktober nahm Ru?i?ka einen Ruf an die ETH Zürich an und wurde dort der Nacholger von Richard Willstätter . Im selben Jahr heiratete er Anna Hausmann. wurde ihm die schweizerische Staatsbürgerschaft verliehen. Ab 1917 arbeitete Ru?i?ka an seiner Habilitation. Bei diesen Forschungen arbeitete er mit einer der ältesten Parfumfabriken Europas zusammen; in Holzminden konnte er seine Habilitation vorlegen und schon wenige Wochen später interessierte sich die Fa. CIBA aus Basel dafür.

    79. Storia Della Chimica. Premi Nobel Per La Chimica: Ruzicka
    Translate this page Theatrum Chemicum. Personae leopold ruzicka. leopold ruzicka. 1887-1976.Premio Nobel per la chimica 1939. con Adolf Frederick Johann Butenandt
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    80. ETHistory Leopold Ruzicka Und Das Verhältnis Von Wissenschaft Und Wirtschaft
    Translate this page leopold ruzicka und das Verh¤ltnis von Wissenschaft und Wirtschaft in der Chemie.1939 erhielt der ETH-Professor leopold ruzicka den Nobelpreis f¼r Chemie
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    Leopold Ruzicka und das Verh¤ltnis von Wissenschaft und Wirtschaft in der Chemie
    1939 erhielt der ETH-Professor Leopold Ruzicka den Nobelpreis f¼r Chemie. Geehrt wurde damit ein Grenzg¤nger, der sich virtuos zwischen reiner Grundlagenforschung und industrieller Produkteentwicklung zu bewegen verstand. "Es war f¼r mich eine angenehme œberraschung, als ich h¶rte, dass Ihre Exzellenz im Auftrage der hohen schwedischen Regierung nach Z¼rich kommen werden zur pers¶nlichen œberreichung dieser sch¶nen Medaille und des so bedeutungsvollen Dokuments." Mit diesen Worten richtete sich Leopold Ruzicka am 16 Januar 1940 an den schwedischen Botschafter, der ihm die Goldmedaille und das Nobel-Diplom der K¶niglichen Akademie der Wissenschaften ¼bergab. Wegen des deutschen œberfalles auf Polen hatte die Ehrung nicht im ¼blichen Rahmen stattfinden k¶nnen. Stattdessen lud Schulratspr¤sident Arthur Rohn die Festversammlung ins Restaurant Huguenin an der Z¼rcher Bahnhofstrasse 39 zum Mittagessen ein. (Oberkofler 2001, 129.)
    Vorlesung Leopold Ruzickas in organischer Chemie An der kleinen Feier im Januar 1940 blickte Leopold Ruzicka auf die Leistungen des Dynamit-Erfinders Alfred Nobel zur¼ck und f¼hrte aus, er erkenne in dieser Figur, die zwischen Wissenschaft, Wirtschaft und Philanthropie gestanden habe, sich selbst als den "jungen Chemiebeflissenen vor ¼ber 30 Jahren, dessen Weg von Kroatien schliesslich in die Schweiz f¼hrte, wo er ohne sein Geburtsland zu vergessen, eine ihm liebgewordenen neue Heimat fand." (Ruzickas Banquet-Speech, in: Oberkofler 2001, 218.)

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