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Frederick George Novy

American bacteriologist

Frederick G. Novy, Sc.D., M.D. - American Association of Immunologists

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Frederick George Novy (1864-1957) was the eleventh president of the American Association of Immunologists, serving from 1924 to 1925. He was a faculty member and administrator at the University of Michigan for more than 40 years.

Microbiology & Immunology History - University of Michigan

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Frederick Novy (1864-1957) was a leader among a new breed of full-time bacteriologists at American medical schools in the 1890s. I examine Novy's research and educational activities at the University of Michigan from 1889-1933. For sources, I use Novy's published articles, archived letters, laboratory notebooks and lecture notes.

Frederick Novy: The Search for Exact Truths in the Laboratory

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Frederick Novy had an extensive career pioneering the development of microbiology as an academic discipline and field of research, and he assisted in setting the framework for modern medical science. Before his time, microbiology was focused on disease prevention, but F.Novy made extensive strides to further the understanding of microbes at their deepest levels.

Dr. F. G. Novy, Pioneer Bacteriologist, Dies At 92

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Dr. Frederick George Novy, pioneer American bacteriologist and for years the University's most outstanding name in medicine, died yesterday afternoon at his home, 721 Forest Ave. He was 92. The son of a Czechoslovakian master tailor, Frederick Novy came to Ann Arbor at the age of 18 with his parents.

'The Search for Exact Truths': How Microbiologist Frederick Novy ...

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A new book by U-M Medical School faculty member Powel Kazanjian, M.D., Ph.D., examines Novy's rise to prominence as one of America's first "microbe hunters." "Novy was among the first generation of full-time researcher-educators who came along and introduced a new focus — the search for exact truths in the laboratory," Kazanjian says.

Frederick G. Novy Papers, 1890-1954 - University of Michigan

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Frederick G. Novy was a respected bacteriologist at the University of Michigan, serving as director of the Hygienic Laboratory and Dean of the Medical School. Novy was born December 9, 1864 in Chicago, Illinois. He graduated with a B.S. degree from the University of Michigan in 1886. In 1887, he accepted a position as instructor in the ...

The Pursuit of Exact Truths | Michigan Medicine

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Kazanjian wrote Frederick Novy and the Development of Bacteriology in Medicine, which explores Novy's impact on medicine and society in America. For Kazanjian, Novy's story is one that flies too far under the radar. "The textbooks now don't say much about him, partly because of the narrative," Kazanjian says.

Frederick George Novy (1864-1957) - The Victorian Web

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Frederick George Novy (1864-1957), an American microbiologist and bacteriologist, was born on December 09, 1864 in Chicago, Illinois, the son of a tailor and a milliner, both émigrés from Bohemia. As a high school student, Novy developed an interest in chemistry, which he studied at the University of Michigan, graduating in 1886. ...

Lifelong curiosity: Frederick Novy and the rat virus - PubMed

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Frederick Novy (1864-1957) was a U.S. physician, medical researcher, and influential microbiologist of the early 20th century who devised culture techniques to visualize anaerobic bacteria, parasites, and spirochetes. In 1909 he began to investigate the cause of unexplained deaths in his laboratory …