About Albert Klöcker
Lived 1862 – 1923 (aged 61). Albert Klöcker was a Danish entomologist and botanist.
Albert Klöcker (28 June 1862 – 3 October 1923) was a Danish mycologist and fermentation physiologist.
Born in Copenhagen, he completed grammar school and began studying medicine. He switched his studies to pharmacy and graduated in 1888. After working as a pharmacist in Copenhagen, he was hired in 1892 as an assistant at the Carlsberg Laboratory's Physiological department, under Emil Christian Hansen. He worked for the laboratory a total of 31 years until his death in 1923. After Hansen's death in 1909, Klöcker was made Director Extraordinary in the same department.
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Who was Albert Klöcker?
botanist (1862-1923)
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Albert Klöcker was born on 28 June 1862 in Copenhagen.
When did Albert Klöcker die?
Albert Klöcker died on 3 October 1923.
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Albert Klöcker was an entomologist and botanist.
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Albert Klöcker was Danish.
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