Advice for a Young Investigator

Santiago Ramón y Cajal info

First published 1897

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About this book

The father of neuroscience on how to do science.

1852–1934 · Spanish scientist

Profession: Physician, Biologist, Professor
Worked at: University of Barcelona, University of Valencia, Universidad Central
Studied at: Faculty of Medicine of the University of Zaragoza, Universidad Central, Colegio Escuelas Pías of Jaca
Studied under: Aureliano Maestre de San Juan
Prizes: Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (1906), Pour le Mérite for Sciences and Arts order (1915), Foreign Member of the Royal Society (1909), Croonian Medal and Lecture (1894), Dearest Son of Zaragoza province (1900), Helmholtz Medal (1904), Echegaray Medal (1922), Medalla Plus Ultra (1926)

Wanted to be an artist; his drawings of neurons are still used today.

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4 editions

First published 1897

Earliest edition listed: 1999 · MIT Press

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