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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1968

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Two hundred and ninety-one scholars, scientists, and artists were chosen from 2,053 applicants to receive Guggenheim Fellowships in 1968.[1][2][3][4] A total of $2,196,500 was disbursed.[5] Of the 91 institutions represented, University of California, Berkeley had the most grants (19), followed by Columbia University (15) and Yale University (13).[4][3][6]

1968 United States and Canadian Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsChoreographyAlvin AileyAlvin Ailey American Dance Theater[7]
Drama and Performance ArtLeon Gillen[8]
Sam ShepardAlso won in 1971[9][10]
FictionR. V. CassillBrown UniversityWriting[11]
Mark R. SmithUniversity of New Hampshire[12]
Robert A. StoneYale University[13]
FilmBruce Baillie[14]
Robert Hughes[15]
Andrew SarrisColumbia University[16]
Fine ArtsDarby BannardPainting[17][18]
Gandy BrodieThe New School for Social Research[19][18]
Paolo BuggianiSculpture[20][18]
Jack BushPainting[21][18]
Robert De NiroSchool of Visual Arts, The New School for Social Research[22][18]
Friedel DzubasUniversity of PennsylvaniaAlso won in 1966[23][24][18]
Leon GolubSchool of Visual ArtsGraphics[25][18]
Philip GustonNew York Studio School of Drawing, Painting and SculpturePaintingAlso won in 1947[26][27][18]
Donald JuddThree-dimensional art[28][18]
Herbert KatzmanSchool of Visual ArtsGraphics[29][18]
Alison KnowlesComputer-generated poem (The House of Dust) translated into a physical structure and built in Chelsea, Manhattan[30][18]
Jacob LandauPratt InstitutePainting[31][18]
Samuel MaitinPhiladelphia Museum of Art, University of Pennsylvania[32][33][34][18]
George J. McNeilPratt Institute[18]
Douglas OhlsonHunter College[35][18]
Ludwig Sander[36][18]
Tony SmithHunter CollegeSculpture[18]
Anthony SorceNazareth UniversityStudio adaptation of advanced industrial materials and fabrication[37][18]
Albert StadlerPainting[18]
David WeinribSchool of Visual ArtsSculpture[18]
Neil Williams[18]
Norman ZammittUniversity of Southern CaliforniaSculpture[6][18]
Music CompositionStephen AlbertCompositionAlso won in 1978 [38][39]
Luciano BerioJuilliard School[40]
William BolcomQueens College, City University of New YorkAlso won in 1964[41][42]
Robert CoganNew England Conservatory of Music[43][44]
John Corigliano[45]
Jacob DruckmanJuilliard SchoolAlso won in 1957[46][47][48]
Gil Evans[49][50]
Richard FelcianoUniversity of California, Berkeley[51]
James P. Giuffre[50]
Lawrence K. MossYale UniversityAlso won in 1959[52][53][54]
Vincent PersichettiJuilliard SchoolAlso won in 1958, 1973[55][56]
Robert SuderburgUniversity of WashingtonAlso won in 1974[57][58][59]
Charles WuorinenColumbia UniversityAlso won in 1972[40][17][60]
PhotographyRichard F. Conrat[61]
David Plowden[62]
W. Eugene SmithAlso won in 1956, 1957[63]
PoetryThomas KinsellaSouthern Illinois UniversityWritingAlso won in 1971[64][65][66]
Howard NemerovBrandeis University[40][67]
L. E. SissmanKenyon & Eckhardt AdvertisingSix-week vacation[68]
Gary S. SnyderWriting[69]
HumanitiesAfrican StudiesRobert Lee HessUniversity of Illinois Chicago[65]
American LiteratureRichard BridgmanUniversity of California, BerkeleyGertrude Stein's literary career[51][3]
Lawrence Sanford DemboUniversity of Wisconsin–MadisonAvant-gard poetry[70][3]
Horst FrenzIndiana UniversityEuropean influences upon the work of Eugene O'Neill[2][3]
Joseph John MoldenhauerUniversity of Texas at AustinEditions of Thoreau's Maine Woods and Journal[71][3]
Roger B. SteinUniversity of Washington[3]
Architecture, Planning and DesignNathan SilverUniversity of Cambridge School of ArchitectureMeaning and purpose of contemporary architecture[72][73]
BibliographyDonald C. Gallup [de]Yale UniversityAlso won in 1961[52]
British HistoryArchibald Smith FoordAlso won in 1949[52][74]
Robert Eric FrykenbergUniversity of Wisconsin–MadisonHistory of religious conflict and social unrest in South India during the 19th century[70]
David C. MooreUniversity of California, Los Angeles[6]
John Joseph MurrayCoe CollegeInfluence of the Flemish Low Countries on Tudor-Stuart England[75]
Trygve R. TholfsenTeachers College, Columbia UniversityWorking Class Radicalism in Mid-Victorian England (published 1977)[76]
ClassicsGeorge M. A. HanfmannHarvard UniversityGreek art and culture[77]
C. J. HeringtonUniversity of Texas at AustinEdition of Aeschylus's Prometheus Bound and its scholia[71]
George Emmanuel MylonasWashington University in St. LouisExcavation of the second grave circle of MycenaeAlso won in 1955[64][5]
Erich SegalYale UniversityMenander[52][78]
East Asian StudiesKwang-Ching LiuUniversity of California, DavisModernization of China, 1870-1880[4]
Frederick W. MotePrinceton UniversityCultural history of China, 1260-1400 ADAlso won in 1987[17][79]
Edward H. SchaferUniversity of California, BerkeleyHainan Island from the earliest times to the 11th centuryAlso won in 1953[51][80]
Denis SinorIndiana UniversityHistory of the civilization of Central EurasiaAlso won in 1981[2][81]
Economic HistorySamuel HollanderUniversity of TorontoAssumptions concerning technology in the work of the classical economists, 1776-1874[82]
Charles IssawiColumbia UniversityAlso won in 1961[83][84]
Harry Alvin Miskimin, Jr.Yale University[52]
English LiteraturePatrick CruttwellKenyon CollegeStudy of the Bath Chronicle[38][3]
Morris GoldenUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstJonathan Swift, Samuel Johnson, William Wordsworth[85][3]
Robert HalsbandColumbia UniversityAlso won in 1982[3][86]
John Leon LievsayDuke UniversityPaolo Sarpi's The History of the Council of Trent[87]
S. P. RosenbaumUniversity of TorontoSignificance of modern British philosophy for modern British literature[82][3]
John D. RosenbergColumbia University[3]
Charles H. ShattuckUniversity of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignAlso won in 1961[65][3][88]
Harry StoneCalifornia State University, NorthridgeWays in which fairytales and myths entered Charles Dickens' writing and shaped his art[6][89][3]
Edward W. TaylerColumbia University[90][3]
Stanley WeintraubPennsylvania State UniversityEffect of World War I on Bernard Shaw[91][92][3]
Fine Arts ResearchMax KozloffHistory of modern art criticism[18]
Irving LavinNew York UniversityA study of Gianlorenzo Bernini's Chapel of St. Teresa in Santa Maria della Vittoria, Rome[18]
Lucy R. LippardArt InternationalAd Reinhardt[93][18]
Bernard Teyssèdre [fr; fi]Université de MontréalArt theory and criticism in France, 1695-1721[82][18]
Cornelius Clarkson VermeuleMuseum of Fine Arts, Boston; Boston UniversityPopular art of the Hellenistic and Roman periods in Greece and Asia Minor[18]
French HistoryOrest A. Ranum [fr]Columbia University[94]
Lionel RothkrugUniversity of Michigan[95]
French LiteratureFrank Paul BowmanUniversity of PennsylvaniaAlso won in 1986[33][3]
Gerard J. BraultPennsylvania State UniversityAnalytical edition of the Song of Roland[91][92]
Julien Serge DoubrovskySmith CollegeAlso won in 1965[96]
Maurice A. LecuyerRice UniversityJean Giono[97]
Jeanne R. MontyTulane University[3]
General NonfictionRéjean DucharmeCreative writing[82]
Paul H. ShepardWilliams College (visiting)Ecological implications of man's primate origins and hunter forebears[98]
German and Scandinavian LiteratureStuart AtkinsUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraJohann Wolfgang von Goethe and other Renaissance writersAlso won in 1954[99][100]
Edgar LohnerStanford University[3]
Franz Heinrich Mautner [de]Swarthmore CollegeJohann Nestroy's plays and their recent theatrical historyAlso won in 1964[101]
Eckehard SimonHarvard University[3]
History of Science and TechnologySanborn C. BrownMassachusetts Institute of Technology[102][103]
Derek John de Solla PriceYale University[52]
Iberian and Latin American HistoryNorman GallPrinceton UniversityGuerilla movement and social revolution in the Andes[17]
Ursula S. LambYale University[52][104]
Latin American LiteratureFredrick B. Pike [es]University of Notre DamePan-Hispanic movement in Spain and Latin America during the early 20th century[2]
LinguisticsYuen Ren ChaoUniversity of California, BerkeleySystem of general Chinese characters and their romanizationAlso won in 1954[51][105][106]
Jaan PuhvelUniversity of California, Los Angeles[6]
Literary CriticismThomas McLernon GreeneYale University[52]
Louis KronenbergerBrandeis University[107]
Herbert S. Lindenberger [ru]Washington University in St. LouisCritical study of European romanticism through selected works[64][5][3]
Saul Maloff[108]
Medieval HistoryJocelyn Nigel Hillgarth [ca]Harvard University[109]
Speros VryonisUniversity of California, Los Angeles[6]
Medieval LiteratureRobert L. KelloggUniversity of VirginiaCritical study of the forms of medieval Icelandic narrative art[110][3]
Verdel A. KolveStanford University[111]
Robert M. LumianskyUniversity of Pennsylvania[33]
Jeffrey B. RussellUniversity of California, Riverside[6]
Siegfried Wenzel [de]University of North Carolina at Chapel HillCritical edition of the Fasciculus morumAlso won in 1982[112][87][86]
Music ResearchAlbert CohenUniversity of Michigan[113]
H. Wiley HitchcockHunter College[102][114]
Near Eastern StudiesKlaus BaerUniversity of Chicago[115][65]
Thorkild JacobsenHarvard University[116]
Arthur VõõbusLutheran School of Theology at ChicagoAlso won in 1957, 1958[65]
PhilosophyRobert AckermannWashington University in St. Louis[64][5]
Neal Ward GilbertUniversity of California, DavisHistory of the Querelle des anciens et des modernes before the 17th century[4][102]
Stuart HampshirePrinceton UniversityPhilosophy of the mind[17]
Saul KripkeRockefeller University (visiting)Mathematical logicAlso won in 1977[117]
Julius M. MoravcsikStanford University[118]
Eduardo A. RabossiAlso won in 1991[119]
ReligionThomas W. OgletreeChicago Theological SeminaryMarxism and Christianity in Berlin[65][120]
Harry M. OrlinskyHebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of ReligionCompletion of his book Some Biblical Concepts in their Historical Development[121]
Norman PerrinUniversity of Chicago Divinity School[115][65]
Renaissance HistoryPaul O. KristellerColumbia UniversityAlso won in 1957[122][123]
Craig R. ThompsonCornell UniversityAlso won in 1942, 1954, 1955[124]
Russian HistoryJohn M. ThompsonIndiana UniversityHistory of the Russian Revolution[2]
Robert C. TuckerPrinceton UniversityCareer of Joseph Stalin as a case study in dictatorship and personality[17]
Spanish and Portuguese LiteratureJavier Herrero [es]Duke UniversityIntellectual life of Spain in the reign of Ferdinand VII[87][3]
Ivan A. SchulmanWashington University in St. LouisLife and art of José Martí[64][5][3]
Theatre ArtsMarvin A. CarlsonCornell UniversityFrench staging practices in the 19th century[125]
Esther Merle JacksonUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison[126]
United States HistoryGunther BarthUniversity of California, BerkeleyHistory of urban growth in the Far West, 1850-1900[51]
Allan G. BogueUniversity of Wisconsin–MadisonSenators in the first Civil War Congress[70]
Carl BridenbaughUniversity of California, BerkeleyAlso won in 1958, 1962[102][127]
Jacob E. Cooke [de]Lafayette CollegeBiography of Tench Coxe[128]
Virginius DabneyRichmond Times-DispatchHistory of Virginia, from Jamestown to present[110]
David Sievert LavenderThe Thacher SchoolBiography of Dr. John McLoughlinAlso won in 1961[129]
Shaw Livermore, Jr.University of Michigan[130]
Allan NevinsHenry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery[6]
James T. PattersonIndiana UniversityBiography of Robert A. Taft[2]
Norman PollackWayne State University[131]
Carl P. ResekSarah Lawrence College, Columbia University[132]
Frederick RudolphWilliams CollegeCultural history of the United States, 1830-1860Also won in 1957[40]
Natural SciencesApplied MathematicsGeorge F. CarrierHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1964[133]
Chaim L. PekerisMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMeteorologyAlso won in 1946, 1972[134][135]
Calvin F. QuateStanford University[136]
Clarence Marvin WaymanUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[65]
Astronomy and AstrophysicsCharles P. SonettUniversity of Arizona[104]
Marshal Henry WrubelIndiana UniversityTheoretical studies in astronomy[2]
ChemistryEdward M. ArnettUniversity of Pittsburgh[92]
Peter A. BeakUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[65]
Sunney I. ChanCalifornia Institute of Technology[6]
Benjamin ChuUniversity of KansasStructure and dynamics of biological macromolecules[5]
Elias James CoreyHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1956[137]
Dudley HerschbachResearch at Freiburg University[138]
Frederick R. JensenUniversity of California, BerkeleyPhysical-organic studies of biochemical processes[51]
Ronald D. MacfarlaneTexas A&M UniversityResearch at University of Paris, Orsay[139]
Philip S. SkellPennsylvania State UniversityExperimental research in physical organic chemistry[91][92]
Andrew Streitwieser, Jr.University of California, BerkeleyApplication of quantum mechanical methods to organic chemistry[51]
David Henry TempletonDispersion effects in X-ray diffractionAlso won in 1953[51][140]
T. Darrah ThomasPrinceton UniversityExperimental studies in nuclear chemistry[17]
Computer ScienceWalter J. KarplusUniversity of California, Los Angeles[6]
Eugene WongUniversity of California, BerkeleyPattern recognition and image processing problems[51]
Earth ScienceRichard Lee ArmstrongYale University[52]
Rainer BergerUniversity of California, Los AngelesRadiocarbon dating[129][6]
Brian H. MasonSmithsonian InstitutionAlso won in 1953[141]
James W. ValentineUniversity of California, DavisEcological architecture of the marine biosphere[4]
EngineeringManson BenedictMassachusetts Institute of Technology[142]
Ira BernsteinResearch in France[52][143]
Donald R. F. HarlemanResearch at the University of Cambridge[144][145]
William Klement, Jr.University of California, Los Angeles[6]
Benjamin Y. H. LiuUniversity of MinnesotaElectrical phenomena in particulate systems[146]
Arthur B. MetznerUniversity of DelawareRheological properties of complex fluids[147]
John W. MilesUniversity of California, San DiegoAlso won in 1958[6]
Elijah PolakUniversity of California, BerkeleyConstruction of discrete optimal control algorithms[51]
Roger A. SchmitzUniversity of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignApplications of modern control theory and mathematics to regulatory processes in biological systems[65][148]
Richard Manning WhiteUniversity of California, BerkeleySystematic study of high-frequency coupling effects in solid-state materials[51]
Benjamin WidomCornell UniversityStatistical mechanics of phase transitionsAlso won in 1961[125][149]
MathematicsHyman BassColumbia University[150]
Israel N. HersteinUniversity of ChicagoAlso won in 1960[115][65][151]
Takeshi KotakeMassachusetts Institute of Technology[152]
Wilhelm MagnusNew York University[153]
Yiannis N. MoschovakisUniversity of California, Los Angeles[6]
Isadore M. SingerMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyAlso won in 1975[154]
Medicine and HealthEndre A. BalazsColumbia University Irving Medical Center[155]
Alexander G. KarczmarStritch School of Medicine[65]
Ronald L. KatzColumbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons[156]
Stephen I. MorseRockefeller UniversityResearch at National Institute for Medical Research[157][158]
Lawrence W. StarkUniversity of Illinois Chicago/University of California, Berkeley[65][159]
Osvaldo René VidalNational Scientific and Technical Research Council[160]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyClinton Edward BallouUniversity of California, BerkeleyInositol lipid structure and metabolism[51]
Richard P. BoyceYale University[52]
Philip W. BrandtColumbia University[161]
John M. BremnerIowa State University[162]
Alvin J. ClarkUniversity of California, BerkeleyBacteriological aspects of bacterial genetics[51]
Albert DorfmanUniversity of Chicago[115][65]
Herman T. EpsteinBrandeis University[163]
Jacques R. FrescoPrinceton UniversityLarge molecule crystallography[17]
Edward GlassmanUNC School of MedicineNeurobiology[112][87]
Melvin Martin GreenUniversity of California, DavisGenetic biology of DrosophilaAlso won in 1956[4][164]
John E. HearstUniversity of California, BerkeleyMetaphase chromosome isolation[51]
David S. HognessStanford University School of Medicine[165]
Jerard HurwitzAlbert Einstein College of Medicine[166]
Lawrence LevineBrandeis University[167]
Lafayette NodaGeisel School of Medicine[102]
Ralph I. SmithUniversity of California, BerkeleyPhysiology of brackish-water invertebrates[51]
Mortimer P. StarrUniversity of California, DavisPhytopathogenic bacteriaAlso won in 1957[4][168]
Paul K. StumpfPhotobiosynthesis of lipids by isolated chloroplastsAlso won in 1961[4][169]
Salih Jawad WakilDuke University HospitalBiological function of membranes[170][87]
NeuroscienceArthur LaVelleUniversity of Illinois College of Medicine[65]
Organismic Biology and EcologyRichard D. AlexanderUniversity of Michigan[171]
Ransom L. Baldwin Jr.University of California, DavisMammary gland metabolism[4]
Eric B. EdneyUniversity of California, Riverside[6]
James A. McMurtry[6]
David J. RandallUniversity of British ColumbiaRespiration and cardiovascular responses in fish[82]
PhysicsJulius AshkinCarnegie Mellon University[92]
Aron M. BernsteinMassachusetts Institute of Technology[172]
Abraham Bers[173]
Philip James BrayBrown University[174]
David D. ClarkCornell UniversityExperimental studies in nuclear structure physics[125]
Jackie Wayne CulvahouseUniversity of KansasSolid state physics[5]
Oscar Wallace GreenbergUniversity of Maryland, College ParkElementary particle physics[175]
Alan J. HeegerUniversity of Pennsylvania[33]
Roger H. HildebrandUniversity of Chicago[115][65]
Donald F. HolcombCornell UniversityModern theory of metals[125]
John J. HopfieldPrinceton UniversityPhysics of solids[17]
David LazarusUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign[65]
Benjamin W. LeeStony Brook UniversityQuantum field theory[176]
Simon C. MossMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyResearch in Melbourne[177]
Mark NelkinCornell UniversityMolecular dynamics of liquids[125]
Peter SchleinUniversity of California, Los Angeles[6]
Joseph SucherUniversity of Maryland, College ParkElementary particle physics[175]
Harry SuhlUniversity of California, San Diego[6]
Richard WilsonHarvard UniversityAlso won in 1960[178]
Alfred Chi-Tai WuUniversity of Michigan[179]
Bruno ZuminoNew York UniversityAlso won in 1987[180]
Plant ScienceHarold C. FrittsUniversity of ArizonaTheory and practice of dendroclimatology[181][104]
Martin H. ZimmermannHarvard UniversityResearch at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology[182]
StatisticsRaghu Raj BahadurUniversity of Chicago[115][65]
Edward PaulsonQueens College, City University of New York[183]
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesDell H. HymesUniversity of Pennsylvania[33]
Robert F. MurphyColumbia University[184]
Roy A. RappaportUniversity of Michigan[185]
EconomicsGerard DebreuUniversity of California, BerkeleyMathematical foundations of economic equilibrium[51]
Dale W. JorgensonEconometrics of investment behavior[51]
Charles Bartlett McGuireEconomic theory of organization and information[51]
R. Joseph Monsen Jr.University of Washington[186]
EducationRobert O. BerdahlSan Francisco State UniversityResearch in England[187]
Thomas F. GreenSyracuse University[188]
Alan B. WilsonUniversity of California, BerkeleySociology of education[51]
Geography and Environmental StudiesRichard HarrisUniversity of TorontoSeigneurial geography of Canada, 1760-1853[82]
LawW. J. JonesUniversity of AlbertaThe courts and their officials in Elizabethan and early Stuart England[82]
Arthur Taylor von MehrenHarvard UniversityResearch at the University of Rome[189]
Political ScienceRobert AggerUniversity of OregonComparative study of community political systems[69]
Gordon E. BakerUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraTheoretical background of representation[99]
David J. DanelskiYale University[52]
Robert G. Gilpin, Jr.Princeton UniversityInteraction of technological advances and international relations[17]
Mark J. KesselmanColumbia University[190]
Robert L. Pfaltzgraff Jr.University of Pennsylvania[33]
Sidney G. TarrowYale University[52]
Kurt Tauber [de]Williams CollegePolitical and social philosophy of postwar German conservatism[40]
Oran R. Young [ja]Princeton UniversityConstruction of a systemic paradigm for the analysis of international politics[17]
Roland YoungNorthwestern UniversityAlso won in 1958[65][191]
PsychologyJulian HochbergNew York University[192]
Eric H. LennebergUniversity of Michigan[193]
O. Ivar LövaasUniversity of California, Los Angeles[6]
Warner Muensterberger [de]SUNY Downstate Medical Center[194]
George SperlingBell Telephone LabsPerception and short-term memory[195]
Norman Earl ZinbergHarvard Medical School[196]
SociologyAmitai EtzioniColumbia University[197]
Peter R. HeintzUniversity of Zurich, Fundación Bariloche[198]
Jane Cassels RecordUniversity of Portland"Changing pattern of Negro-white relations in a Deep South community"[69]
Lionel TigerUniversity of British ColumbiaRole of biological and social factors in human association[82]
Marvin Eugene WolfgangUniversity of PennsylvaniaAlso won in 1957[33][199]
John Milton YingerOberlin CollegeComparative study of the sources and consequences of pluralism[38]
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1968 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

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CategoryField of StudyFellowInstitutional associationResearch topicNotesRef
Creative ArtsFictionMax AubNational Autonomous University of MexicoWritingAlso won in 1966, 1971[200][201]
José DonosoAlso won in 1973[202][203]
Salvador ElizondoNational Autonomous University of MexicoAlso won in 1973[204][205]
Juan Rulfo[206]
Samuel SelvonAlso won in 1955[207]
Fine ArtsOscar Magnan[208]
Federico Manuel Peralta Ramos [es]La última cena, a performance and luxury dinner at the Alvear Palace Hotel[209]
Music CompositionLeón SchidlowskyUniversity of ChileComposition[210]
Antonio Tauriello [es]Conservatorio Nacional de Música[211]
PoetryAlejandra PizarnikWriting[212]
HumanitiesArchitecture, Planning and DesignJosé Antonio Priani PiñaNational Autonomous University of Mexico[213]
Fine Arts ResearchMarta TrabaBogotá Museum of Modern ArtDos décadas vulnerables en las artes plásticas latinoamericanas, 1950-1970 (published 1973)[214]
Jesús UrzagastiInstituto Latinoamericano de Relaciones Internacionales[215]
LinguisticsAna María BarrenecheaTorcuato di Tella Institute[216][217]
Literary CriticismEdgardo CozarinskyAlso won in 1975[218]
Natural SciencesAstronomy and AstrophysicsBraulio Iriarte [es]National Autonomous University of Mexico, University of ArizonaNature and evolution of stellar systems[219]
Earth ScienceDarcy ClossFederal University of Rio Grande do Sul[220]
Luis Guillermo Durán SolanoNational University of ColombiaSubmarine geology in the Caribbean[221]
Medicine and HealthJoaquín Luco Valenzuela [es]Pontifical Catholic University of ChileAlso won in 1937, 1938, 1957[222]
MathematicsManfredo Perdigão do CarmoAlso won in 1965[223]
Molecular and Cellular BiologyJosé MordohNational Scientific and Technical Research CouncilAlso won in 1970[224]
NeurosciencePedro Rudomín ZevnovatyNational Institutes of Health (visiting)Also won in 1959[225][226]
Organismic Biology and EcologyJorge W. Abalos [es; de; pt; qu]National University of CórdobaResearch at Harvard University[227][228]
Braulio Orejas-MirandaMuseo Nacional de Historia Natural Cubana[229]
PhysicsMario Eusebio FoglioBariloche Atomic Centre[230]
Plant SciencesLuis Eduardo Mora-Osejo [es]National University of ColombiaResearch at Harvard University and the Smithsonian Institution[231]
Raulino Reitz [es; pt]Herbário Barbosa RodriguesAlso won in 1954[232]
Social SciencesAnthropology and Cultural StudiesDemetrio Sodi MoralesInstituto Indigenista Interamericano[233]
LawGenaro R. Carrió[234]
Political ScienceManuel Maldonado-Denis [es]University of Puerto Rico[235]
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