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Nematology |
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Allen,
Merlin Walters |
1912-1974 |
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Neurology |
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Gardner,
Ernest Dean |
1915-1978 |
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Nutrition |
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Kinsella,
John E. |
1938-1993 |
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Obstetrics and Gynecology |
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Wiley,
Lynn Maxey |
1947-1999 |
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Opthamology |
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Portney,
Gerald L. |
1937-1977 |
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Pediatrics |
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Miller,
Michael E. |
1937-1989 |
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Philosophy |
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Berger,
Fred R. |
1937-1986 |
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Child,
Arthur |
1913-1982 |
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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation |
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Zelle,
Jean A. |
1911-1998 |
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Taylor,
Robert G. |
1925-1988 |
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Physics |
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Gardner,
Milton E. |
1901-1986 |
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Patten,
Charles Gordon |
1904-1984 |
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Plant Pathology |
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Nyland,
George |
1919-2001 |
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Ogawa,
Joseph Minoru |
1925-1996 |
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Leach,
Lysle D. |
1900-1987 |
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Wilson,
Edward Elmer |
1900-1985 |
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Shalla,
Thomas Allen |
1933-1983 |
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Gardner,
Max William |
1890-1979 |
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Houston,
Byron R. |
1914-1970 |
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Kendrick,
James Blair, Sr. |
1893-1962 |
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Smith,
Ralph Eliot |
1874-1953 |
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Political Science |
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Sinopoli,
Richard |
1956-1997 |
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Hardin,
Charles M. |
1908-1997 |
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Zetterbaum,
Marvin |
1924-1996 |
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Puryear,
Vernon John |
1901-1970 |
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Pomology |
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Crane,
Julian C. |
1918-1999 |
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Brown,
Dillon |
1912-1998 |
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Lilleland,
Omund |
1898-1993 |
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Claypool,
Lawrence L. |
1907-1987 |
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Hesse,
Claron O. |
1912-1987 |
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Proebsting,
E. Louis |
1897-1985 |
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Allen,
Frank Wisdom |
1887-1982 |
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Davis,
Luther Dent |
1895-1980 |
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Maxie,
Edward Chester |
1919-1974 |
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Hansen,
Carl Joseph |
1904-1971 |
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Chandler,
William Henry |
1878-1970 |
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Day,
Leonard Herrington |
1883-1969 |
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Hendrickson,
Arthur Howard |
1890-1968 |
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Serr,
Eugene Frank, Jr. |
1898-1968 |
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Tufts,
Warren Porter |
1890-1968 |
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Brooks,
Reid Merrifield |
1908-1966 |
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Howard,
Walter Lafayette |
1872-1949 |
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Davey,
Arthur Ernest |
1900-1947 |
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Psychiatry |
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Levitt,
Morton |
1920-1980 |
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Psychology |
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Coopersmith,
Stanley |
1926-1979 |
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Joseph
Minoru Ogawa
Professor of Plant Pathology, UC Davis
1925-1996
"The motivation for his research was based as much on helping
growers as on making some outstanding scientific discovery. His impact
on California agriculture was well stated recently by an almond grower:
'He spoke the farmer's language and his philosophy was: "How
can I save money for the growers and at the same time increase production?"
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E.
Louis Proebsting
Professor of Pomology, UC Davis
1897-1985
"He was . . . a pragmatist who had the facility of making the
physiology principles underlying fruit-tree growth understood in terms
of orchard practice. In research his primary interest was in orchard
soil fertility and soil management. The results of his research, while
helping to define principles basic to proper use of fertilizers, cover
crops, and cultivation in orchards, were readily understood and applied
by growers." |
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Charles Gordon Patten
Professor of Physics, UC Davis
1904-1984
"During his ten-year chairmanship the Department grew vigorously
from three faculty to about a dozen. In 1956 came the first publication
from the high-precision, beta-ray spectrometer built in the Physics
Department, followed in 1958 by the first research grant from the
AEC for research with that spectrometer. The following year saw the
grant expanded to include construction of the 22-inch cyclotron, designed
and built within the Department." |
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Arthur
Child
Professor of Philosophy, UC Davis
1913-1982
"Arthur Child was a man who believed that repetition is unnecessary
if one has been clear in the first place . . . he began to develop
his interest in the philosophy of history . . . His appointment at
Davis allowed him to give fuller attention to his longstanding interest
in aesthetics and the arts. He also developed courses in ethics and
the philosophy of religion." |
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William
Porter Tufts
Professor of Pomology, UC Davis
1890-1968
"His interest in the effect of climate on fruit production led
him to establish a network of thermograph stations in California's
main fruit producing areas. The data from these led to a better understanding
of many temperature-dependent growth phenomena in fruit plants . .
. Several long-term projects developed from this network of climate
stations." |
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