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• Carefully examining the MGR process to lay the foundation for the structured organization of energy, Gurwitsch took up the notion of Szent - Györgi (1941) where migration of energy along common electronic levels of protein molecules could now be applied to what he called constellations or, in current terms, ensembles; • these are linked clusters of macromolecules held together by constant energy circulation, seen as a common electronic cloud that is shared.

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I shall cast my vote for Annemie Neyts here in Belgium; my best wishes go to Marianne Mikko in Estonia, Gisela Kallenbach, Doris Pack, and Heide Rühle in Germany, István Szent-Iványi in Hungary, Jelko Kacin in Slovenia and Ana Maria Gomes in Portugal; and especially to Nina Suomalainen in Finland who is not an incumbent but trying to get elected for the first time.

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In it, he quotes the scientist Albert Szent-Györgyi: "Research is to see what everybody else has seen, and to think what nobody else has thought."

Richard Firn obituary 2010

So, for four years, the vitamin had been isolated and to hand without Szent-Györgyi realizing what he had done.

The Nobel Prize and the Discovery of Vitamins 2004

Szent-Györgyi's crystals, and then been able to synthesize the vitamin.

The Nobel Prize and the Discovery of Vitamins 2004

Not only do I have better-than-perfect vision, thanks to my successful Lasik surgery, but I use my eyes to see things no one else has seen see Albert Szent-Györgyi quote.

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Szent-Györgyi (1937) vitamin C and the catalysis of fumaric acid

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, 1901-2000 2001

Szent-Györgyi, has often compared the chemical process in living cells with a great drama played with the electrons as actors on a stage formed by the biomolecules - with the only difference that the scene as well as the actors may be a thousand billion times smaller than we are accustomed to from the Royal

The Nobel Prize in Physics 1977 - Presentation Speech 1992

Albert Szent-Györgyi was a flamboyant Hungarian biochemist, famous for having isolated vitamin C and for other important discoveries.

Two Roads to Stockholm Perutz, M.F. 1988

Szent-Györgyi and he extended his researches into the vitamin B2 and E fields.

Paul Karrer - Biography 1966