Carl Gustaf Bernhard
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Carl Gustaf Bernhard (28 April 1910, Jakob parish, Stockholm Municipality – 13 January 2001, Lidingö parish) was a Swedish physician, neurophysiologist and academic. He was married to Gurli Lemon-Bernhard, opera singer and soprano. Together they had four children: Carl Johan, Pontus, Per and Blenda.
He contracted tuberculosis as a youth. After years of treatment, he recovered. This experience led him to want to become a doctor.[1]
He was awarded a Ph.D. in 1940 as a result of his dissertation on vision neurophysiology.[2] His scientific work dealt mainly with the neurophysiology of the optic pathway and visual system, building on this early work.[2]