Title:

Albert Szent-Gyorgyi and his laboratory staff at Szeged, Hungary

Date:

[1933]

Description:

Szent-Gyorgyi and his laboratory staff at Szeged were photographed the year that they mass-produced vitamin C from paprika.. This photograph was used in a lecture entitled "Albert Szent-Gyorgyi; Scientist and Humanist" given by Andrew G. Szent-Gyorgyi at Marosvasarhely, Hungary on April 23, 1999.. The caption in the biography, after p. 44: Front row (seated): Margaret Zetenyi, secretary; Bela Gozsi, pharmacological chemist; Albert with favorite dog; Dr. Erno Annau, senior research associate. Second row: Edit Joo, laboratory aide; Dr. Joseph Svirbely, research guest from USA; Ilona Banga; Mrs. Nelly Szent-Gyorgyi. [These seem to be out of order; Svirbely is at left, Nelly is second from right.] Back row: Bruno Straub, medical student (unpaid assistant); Koloman Laki, medical student (unpaid assistant); Dr. Alexander Szalay, physicist.. NOTE: The original print is scratched.

Rights:

Courtesy of Andrew G. Szent-Gyorgyi.

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Genre:

Photographic prints

Format:

Still Image

Extent:

1 pages

Legacy ID:

WGBBBG

NLM ID:

101584924X5

Profiles Collection:

The Albert Szent-Gyorgyi Papers

Shareable Link:

https://profiles.nlm.nih.gov/101584924X5

Story Section:

Szeged, 1931-1947: Vitamin C, Muscles, and WWII