Marianne Kreidl
Austrian chemist
About Marianne Kreidl
Lived 1885 – 1979 (aged 94). Marianne Kreidl was an Austrian.
United States Marianne Kreidl was able to leave Vienna and emigrate to the United States in 1938. She moved to New York City, where she worked as a scientist at the Madison Foundation for Biochemical Research. In 1953, publishing under the name "Marianne Kreidl", she co-authored an article on a new cytological technique with Rudolph Keller and Bernard Chiego. By 1955 she was researching carbamate reactions in the calcium and phosphorus cycles, at the Department of Biochemistry at the New York Medical College.
In later life Marianne Kreidl returned to Vienna, where she died on September 9, 1979. She is buried in Cemetery.
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Who was Marianne Kreidl?
Austrian chemist
When was Marianne Kreidl born?
Marianne Kreidl was born on 22 April 1885 in Prague.
When did Marianne Kreidl die?
Marianne Kreidl died on 9 September 1979.
What nationality was Marianne Kreidl?
Marianne Kreidl was Austrian.
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