Thomas J. Silhavy
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Thomas J. Silhavy
Summary
Thomas J. Silhavy is a human[1]. He was born on January 1, 1948[2]. He worked as a microbiologist[3].
Key Facts
- Thomas J. Silhavy was born on January 1, 1948[2].
- Thomas J. Silhavy held citizenship in United States[4].
- Thomas J. Silhavy's professions included microbiologist[3].
- Thomas J. Silhavy's field of work was Escherichia coli[5].
- Among Thomas J. Silhavy's employers was Princeton University[6].
- Thomas J. Silhavy was educated at Harvard University[7].
- Thomas J. Silhavy received the Edward Novitski Prize[8].
- Thomas J. Silhavy was a member of National Academy of Sciences[9].
- Thomas J. Silhavy is recorded as male[10].
- Thomas J. Silhavy's instance of is recorded as human[11].
- Thomas J. Silhavy supervised Jill R. Harper as a doctoral student[12].
- Thomas J. Silhavy supervised Michael N. Hall as a doctoral student[13].
- Thomas J. Silhavy's given name is recorded as Thomas[14].
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Origins and Family
Thomas J. Silhavy was born on January 1, 1948[2].
Education
Thomas J. Silhavy's education included a stint at Harvard University[7].
Career and Affiliations
Thomas J. Silhavy's professions included microbiologist[3]. His field of work was Escherichia coli[5]. Among his employers was Princeton University[6]. Doctoral students include Jill R. Harper[12], a molecular biologist[15], b. 1972[16], of United States[17] and Michael N. Hall[13], a molecular biologist[18], b. 1953[19], of United States[20], awarded the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences[21], specialised in molecular biology[22].
Recognition
Thomas J. Silhavy received the Edward Novitski Prize[8].
FAQs
What did Thomas J. Silhavy do for work?
Thomas J. Silhavy worked as microbiologist[3].
Where did Thomas J. Silhavy go to school?
Thomas J. Silhavy was educated at Harvard University[7].
What awards did Thomas J. Silhavy receive?
Honors received include Edward Novitski Prize[8].