Category:Isabella Karle

**Isabella Karle**
	American physical chemist Isabella Karle en juillet 2009.
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Date of birth	2 December 1921; Detroit; Isabella Helen
Date of death	3 October 2017; Alexandria
Cause of death	brain cancer;
Place of burial	Columbia Gardens Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	United States of America;
Educated at	University of Michigan (Bachelor of Science, –1940); University of Michigan (Doctor of Philosophy);
Occupation	chemist; university teacher; crystallographer; physical chemist; biophysicist;
Employer	University of Michigan;
Member of	National Academy of Sciences (1978–); American Academy of Arts and Sciences;
Field of work	crystallography;
Spouse	Jerome Karle;
Award received	Navy Distinguished Civilian Service Award (2009); National Medal of Science (1995); Bower Award and Prize for Achievement in Science (1993); Gregori Aminoff Prize (1988); honorary doctor of Harvard University (2001); Michigan Women's Hall of Fame (1989); Garvan–Olin Medal (1976); NAS Award in Chemical Sciences (1995); Chemical Pioneer Award (1984); honorary doctor of the University of Athens; honorary doctor of the Jagiellonian University of Krakow; Society of Women Engineers Achievement Award (1968); Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; honorary doctor of the University of Maryland; honorary doctor of the University of Pennsylvania; Bijvoet Medal (1990); Vincent du Vigneaud Award (1992); Ralph F. Hirschmann Award in Peptide Chemistry (1998);
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Deutsch: Isabella Helen Karle (* 2. Dezember 1921 als Isabella Hellen Lugoski in Detroit, Michigan) ist eine US-amerikanische Physikochemikerin.

English: Isabella Helen Lugoski Karle (born December 2, 1921) has made a number of major contributions to the development of x-ray crystallography. In 1969 she established the structure of venom extracted from South American frogs. This was followed in 1975 with the structure of valinomycin.