Johannes Müller
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Johannes von Müller
...German), long since superseded, was hailed in its day with great enthusiasm. Evoking the past, Müller praised traditional institutions. He fully accepted the William Tell legend; from Müller's history Schiller drew the material for his drama.
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Johannes Peter Müller
, 1801-58, German physiologist and anatomist. From 1833 until the end of his career he was professor at Berlin. He was famed as a teacher; for his extensive research in many fields, including embryology, general and microscopic pathology, biochemistry, comparative anatomy, psychology, and marine
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Karl Alexander Müller
1927-, Swiss physicist, Ph.D. Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, 1958. In 1983, Müller and co-researcher Johannes Georg Bednorz discovered superconductivity in a ceramic fragment at temperatures much higher than had been previously thought possible. Their discovery made possible applications in power lines, ...
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Johannes Georg Bednorz
...work at the IBM Zürich Research Laboratory with Karl Alex Müller . In 1983 they discovered superconductivity in a ceramic fragment...power lines, generators, and computers. In 1987, Bednorz and Müller were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics.
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Emil Du Bois-Reymond
, 1818-96, German physiologist of French descent. A pupil and successor (after 1858) of Johannes Müller at the Univ. of Berlin, he is known especially for his studies of nerve and muscle action, in which he demonstrated that electrical changes accompany muscle action.
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