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Max Richard Constantin (Konstantin) Verworn

 [Portrait of Max Verworn]

[Portrait of Max Verworn]

Bio
* 1863, Berlin, Germany
† 1921, Bonn, Germany
Career
1884 enrollment as a student of zoology and medicine at the University of Berlin under F. E. Schultze, Emil Du Bois-Reymond and Rudolf Virchow; 1887 Ph.D. in zoology; studies of medical sciences at Jena, where he met William Preyer, Wilhelm Biedermann and Ernst Haeckel; 1889 M.D. from Jena; assistant and later (1891) university lecturer at Jena; 1895 associate professor at the physiological institute in Jena; 1901 chair of physiology at Göttingen in succession to Georg Meissner; 1902 foundation of the Zeitschrift für allgemeine Physiologie; 1910 replacement of Eduard Pflüger at Bonn; 1911 Silliman lectures at Yale University; research trips to the Mediterranean and Red seas and work at the Zoological Station in Naples under Anton Dohrn.
Degrees
Ph.D. in zoology, University of Berlin, 1887; M.D., University of Jena, 1889

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Verworn, Max. 1889. Die polare Erregung der Protisten durch den galvanischen Strom. In: Archiv für die gesammte Physiologie des Menschen und der Thiere 45: 1-36. Journal Article

Verworn, Max. 1892. Die physiologische Bedeutung des Zellkerns. In: Archiv für die gesammte Physiologie des Menschen und der Thiere 51: 1-118. Journal Article

Verworn, Max. 1896. Der körnige Zerfall: Ein Beitrag zur Physiologie des Todes. In: Archiv für die gesammte Physiologie des Menschen und der Thiere 63: 253-272. Journal Article

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