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Selman Abraham Waksman

American scientist, biochemist, microbiologist who discovered Streptomycin and many antibiotics

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American scientist, biochemist, microbiologist who discovered Streptomycin and many antibiotics

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  1. Selman Abraham Waksman→University of California, Berkeley

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    educated atThrough 1918 · start not recordedWikidata statement
  2. Selman Abraham Waksman→Rutgers University

    Educated at

    educated atThrough 1915 · start not recordedWikidata statement
  3. Selman Abraham Waksman→German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina

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    member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
  4. Selman Abraham Waksman→National Academy of Sciences

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    member ofFrom 1942 · end not recordedWikidata statement
  5. Selman Abraham Waksman→American Academy of Arts and Sciences

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    member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement
  6. Selman Abraham Waksman→New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station

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    employed byDates not recordedWikidata statement
  7. Selman Abraham Waksman→Rutgers University

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    employed byDates not recordedWikidata statement
  8. Selman Abraham Waksman→Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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    member ofDates not recordedWikidata statement

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