Oskar Minkowski
Biologist and Academic in Diabetes Research
Born
January 13th, 1858
167 years ago
Died
1931
94 years ago — 73 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Germany
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Contributions to the understanding of diabetes emerged through research focused on the pancreas. Conducted experiments that led to the discovery of the role of the pancreas in the regulation of blood sugar levels. Collaborated with prominent scientists of the time and published findings that advanced the field of endocrinology. Also held academic positions where teaching and mentoring of students in biological sciences were priorities.
Demonstrated pancreatic involvement in diabetes
Contributed to diabetes research methodologies
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