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Calendar Directory Employment Tuesday, May 14, 2024 Donate Hospital Centennial The Rockefeller University Hospital Centennial History Discoveries Advancing Medicine Centennial Events Centennial Commemorative Medal The Rockefeller University Hospital Acknowledgments Explore More Than 100 Discoveries Advancing MedicineView Research AreasGenetics of Disease Immunology and Immune Disorders Infectious Diseases Nobel Prize-winning Discoveries Nutrition and Metabolism Patient-Oriented Research Pneumonia Technological Innovations The Brain Therapies and Diagnostic Tests Vaccines VirusesView InvestigatorsAbernethy, Theodore Ahrens Jr., Edward Allen, Frederick Auerbach, Arleen Avery, Oswald Baker, Lillian Baltimore, David Bearn, Alexander Beutler, Bruce Blobel, Gunter Breslow, Jan Carrel, Alexis Carter, Martin Cerami, Anthony Choppin, Purnell Claude, Albert Cohn, Zanvil Cohn, Alfred Cole, Rufus Coller, Barry Darnell, Robert Darnell, James de Duve, Christian Dochez, Alphonse Dole, Vincent Draper, George Dubos, Rene Edelman, Gerald Ehrlich, Paul Ellicott, Nancy Fischetti, Vincent Flexner, Simon Francis Jr., Thomas Friedman, Jeffrey Fuchs, Elaine Gasser, Herbert Gomatos, Peter Gotschlich, Emil Greengard, Paul Hampton Brown, Wade Hanafusa, Hidesaburo Hartline, Keffer Heidelberger, Michael Hiller, Alma Hirsch, Jules Hirsch, James Ho, David Horsfall, Frank Jacobs, Walter Kappas, Attallah Kleiner, Israel Kreek, Mary Jeanne Krueger, James Kunkel, Henry Lancefield, Rebecca Landsteiner, Karl Lederberg, Joshua Lipmann, Fritz Lynch, Clara MacKinnon, Roderick MacLeod, Colin Markowitz, Martin Mauro, Alexander McCarty, Maclyn McEwen, Bruce Meltzer, Samuel Merrifield, Bruce Moore, Stanford Murphy, James Nigg, Clara Noguchi, Hideyo Northrop, John Nottebohm, Fernando Nurse, Paul Nyswander, Marie Opie, Eugene Ott, Jurg Palade, George Peabody, Francis Pearce, Louise Pittman, Margaret Ravetch, Jeffrey Rice, Charles Rivers, Thomas Rous, Peyton Sabin, Florence Sakmar, Thomas Schlesinger, Sarah Shope, Richard Stadie, William Stanley, Wendell Stein, William Steinman, Ralph Strickland, Sidney Swift, Homer Tamm, Igor Tatum, Edward Theiler, Max Tillett, William Tomasz, Alexander Tuschl, Thomas Van Slyke, Donald Vosshall, Leslie Wiesel, Torsten Young, MichaelView Decades 1900-1909 1910-1919 1920-1929 1930-1939 1940-1949 1950-1959 1960-1969 1970-1979 1980-1989 1990-1999 2000-2010The Rockefeller University, founded in 1901 as The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, was chartered to develop a scientific understanding of "the nature and causes of disease and the methods of its treatment, and to make knowledge relating to these various subjects available for the protection of the health of the public and the improved treatment of disease and injury." To achieve this mission, the trustees recognized the importance of building a research hospital, the first of its kind in the U.S., to complement the basic science laboratories. On October 26, 1910, the new Rockefeller Institute Hospital admitted its first research participant, opening up a new era of biomedical investigation in which physicians were given the resources and encouragement to engage in fundamental studies in the hospital laboratories on the disease problems they dealt with on the wards of the hospital. Over the Hospital’s history, interactions between clinical and basic scientists have taken many productive forms that have greatly advanced the life sciences. A selection of these landmark scientific and medical contributions are described in the Discoveries Advancing Medicine section of our centennial website. The Rockefeller University Hospital celebrated its Centennial in 2010 . Centennial Video: The Rockefeller University | 1230 York Avenue, New York, NY 10065 | 212-327-8000 Copyright © 2004–2024 The Rockefeller University. All rights reserved. Contact | Comments | Site Map | Copyright...