Krebs, Hans Adolf, Sir, 1900 - 1981
Dates
- Existence: 1901 - 1981
Biography
Sir Hans Adolf Krebs was a lecturer in Biochemistry who became Professor of Biochemistry at Sheffield in 1945 before moving in 1954, to Oxford as Whitley Professor of Biochemistry. At Sheffield in 1953, Krebs was awarded a Nobel Prize for his discovery of the tricarboxylic acid cycle
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Krebs Collection
A collection of around 1250 items from the library of Sir Hans Krebs. The Krebs Collection consists of over 800 books and periodicals, which have been individually catalogued, and over 400 pamphlets, newspaper cuttings and reprints of journal articles, which have been listed.
Some of the material has been annotated by Krebs.
For further details of this collection, please see the listing in the External Documents section below.
Krebs Papers
Sorby Research Institute Collection
A small collection of printed documents relating to the Sorby Research Institute at the University of Sheffield and its experimental work during World War II, and including some other works relating to those principally involved.
For a full listing for this collection please see the External Document Section below.