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Conrad Arnold Elvehjem (May 27, 1901 – July 27, 1962) was
internationally known as an
American biochemist in nutrition. In 1937 he
identified two vitamins...
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Until 2005, the
Museum was
known regularly as the
Elvehjem Museum of Art,
named after Conrad Elvehjem, the 13th
president of the
University of Wisconsin-Madison...
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Nicotinic acid was
extracted from the
liver by
biochemist Conrad Elvehjem in 1937. He
later identified the
active ingredient,
referring to it as...
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Vitamin precursors of NAD+ were
first identified in 1938, when
Conrad Elvehjem showed that
liver has an "anti-black tongue"
activity in the form of nicotinamide...
- Muller, Mary Lee;
Elvehjem Museum of Art.
Imagery of dissent :
protest art from the 1930s and 1960s :
March 4 -
April 16, 1989,
Elvehjem Museum of Art, University...
- (President: 1945-1958)".
University of Wisconsin-Madison. "Conrad
Arnold Elvehjem (President: 1958-1962)".
University of Wisconsin-Madison. "Fred Harvey...
- root cause.
Nicotinic acid was
extracted from
liver by
biochemist Conrad Elvehjem in 1937. He
later identified the
active ingredient,
referring to it as...
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exhibition in the
United States at the
University of Wisconsin–Madison's
Elvehjem Museum of Art (now
Chazen Museum of Art)
including his
installations A...
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southwestern Wisconsin in 1897. The
Chazen Museum of Art,
formerly the
Elvehjem Museum of Art,
maintains a
collection of paintings, drawings, sculpture...
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Retrieved January 21, 2022.
Includes photos showing Humanities at its best. "
Elvehjem Art Center".
Wisconsin Historical Society.
Retrieved January 22, 2022....
