Albert Bruce Sabin was a Polish-American medical researcher, best known for developing the oral polio vaccine, which has played a key role in nearly eradicating the disease. In 1969–1972, he served as the president of the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel.
Albert Sabin
Polish-American medical researcher
Notable For
Polish-American medical researcher
Albert Sabin's Historical Timeline
Scientist Albert Sabin announces that his oral polio vaccine is ready for testing; it soon replaces Jonas Salk's vaccine
Scientist Albert Sabin announces that his oral polio vaccine is ready for testing; it soon replaces Jonas Salk's vaccine in many parts of the world
Albert Sabin dies
Albert Sabin, American polish-american medical researcher, known for polish-american medical researcher, died on 1993-03-03.
Associated Historical Events
Scientist Albert Sabin announces that his oral polio vaccine is ready for testing; it soon replaces Jonas Salk's vaccine
Scientist Albert Sabin announces that his oral polio vaccine is ready for testing; it soon replaces Jonas Salk's vaccine in many parts of the world
death
Albert Sabin dies
Albert Sabin, American polish-american medical researcher, known for polish-american medical researcher, died on 1993-03-03.
Frequently Asked Questions
- When was Albert Sabin born?
- Albert Sabin was born on 1906-03-03 (American).
- What is Albert Sabin known for?
- Polish-American medical researcher
- What historical events involved Albert Sabin?
- Albert Sabin was involved in 2 recorded historical events, including Scientist Albert Sabin announces that his oral polio vaccine is ready for testing; it soon replaces Jonas Salk's vaccine, Albert Sabin dies.
- When did Albert Sabin die?
- Albert Sabin died on 1993-01-01.