Nathanael Lieberkühn
Nathanael Lieberkühn (born July 8, 1821 in Barby , † August 14, 1887 in Marburg ) was a German physician and anatomist .
From 1843 Lieberkühn studied philology and philosophy at the Universities of Halle and Berlin . In spring 1845 he switched to medicine and was a. a. Listener to the anatomist Johannes Peter Müller .
1849 closed Lieberkühn his studies with a doctorate to the Dr. med. from. From 1857 Lieberkühn was a prosector at the Berlin anatomy . His tasks there were z. T. also the basis of his habilitation in 1858. In 1860 he was elected a member of the Leopoldina .
In 1867 Lieberkühn accepted a position at the University Hospital Marburg and worked there until his death in 1887. His colleague Karl von Bardeleben wrote an honorable obituary .
Honors
- Elector Friedrich Wilhelm I awarded him the title of Privy Medical Councilor .
Works (selection)
- About the movement phenomena of the cells . Marburg 1870.
- About the history of the development of the vertebrate eye . Kassel 1872.
- About the resorption of the bone substance . Frankfurt / M. 1877 (together with Isidor Bermann ).
- About the cotyledons of the mammals . Marburg 1880.
literature
- Karl von Bardeleben : Nathanael Lieberkühn . In: German Medical Weekly . 1887, p. 489 (obituary)
- August Hirsch (Hrsg.): Biographical lexicon of the outstanding doctors of all times and peoples . Martino Books, Mansfield Center, CT 2002, ISBN 1-578-98027-5 (6 vols., Here especially vol. 3; reprint of the Vienna edition 1884/88)
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SURNAME | Better bold, Nathanael |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German physician and anatomist |
DATE OF BIRTH | July 8, 1821 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Barby |
DATE OF DEATH | August 14, 1887 |
Place of death | Marburg |