League of Nations (today WHO) - 2nd Int. Congress on the Standardization of Sex Hormones at London School of Hygiene

Members of the Second International Congress on the Standardization of Sex Hormones. Photograph, 1935. Iconographic Collections
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• Ernst Laqueur (* 7. August 1880 in Obernigk, Silesia; † 19. August 1947 in Oberwald, Kanton Wallis (Switzerland)), Physiologist, Pharmacologist;
• Fred (Frederick) Conrad Koch (* 16. Mai 1876 in Chicago, Illinois; † 26. Januar 1948 in Chicago), Biochemist; [1]
• Raymond Gautier (* 7. Januar 1885 in Genf ; † 1957 in Genf (Switzerland)), Physician (League of Nations); [2]
• Gaston Roussel (* 1. Dezember 1877 in Auxonne; † 8. Januar 1947 in Boulogne-sur-Seine (France)); Veterinarian, founder of "Laboratoires Français de Chimiothérapie" "identified person"
• André Girard (* 23. August 1892 in Avesnes-sur-Helpe, France; † 26. September 1976 in Cannes, France); Chemist (--> Girard P reagent, Girard T reagent) Roussel UCLAF since c. 1928[3]
• Vladimir Korenchevsky (* 30. Januar 1880 in Lida (Russia); † 9. Juli 1959 in London), Physiologist, Gerontologist [4];
• Karl Miescher (* 8. Januar 1892 in Neapel (Italy); † 14. April 1974 in Riehen, Basel (Switzerland)), Chemist; [5]
• Alan William Greenwood (29. Juni 1897 in Melbourne (Australia); † 04. Mai 1981 in Edinburgh); Physiologist, Zoologist, Geneticist [6]
• Henry Hallett Dale (* 9. Juni 1875 in London; † 23. Juli 1968 in New York), Biochemist, Physiologist; chairman – Nobel Prize 1936
• Edward Charles Dodds (* 13. Oktober 1899 in Liverpool, Lancashire; † 16. Dezember 1973 in London), Biochemist; [7]
• Adolf Butenandt (* 24. März 1903 in Bremerhaven-Lehe; † 18. Januar 1995 in München), Chemist; - Nobel Prize 1939
• Guy Frederic Marrian (* 3. März 1904 in London; † 24. Juli 1981 in Canterbury, Kent), Biochemist; [8]
• Willard Myron Allen (* 5. November 1904 in Macedon, N.Y. ; † 15. August 1993 in Baltimore), Gynaecologist; [9]
• Edward Adelbert Doisy (* 13. November 1893 in Hume, Illinois; † 23. Oktober 1986 in St. Louis, Missouri), Physiologist; - Nobel Prize 1943
• George Washington Corner (* 12. Dezember 1889 in Baltimore, Maryland; † 28. September 1981 in Huntsville, Alabama), Gynaecologist; [10] "identified person"
• Alan Sterling Parkes (* 10. September 1900 in Castleton, Lancashire ; † 17 Juli 1990, Cambridge), Biologist. [11]