Emil Fischer

: None | Death of Child 1860 (Hermann died) | Social : None | End a program of study 1869 (Graduated from Bonn) | Social : None | Begin a program of study 1871 (Entered Univ. of Bonn) | Social : None | Begin a program of study 1872 (Entered University of Strasbourg) | Social : None | End a program of study 1874 (Received his PhD from Strasbourg) | Work : None | New Job 1875 (Prof at University of Munich) | Work : None | Gain social status 1879 (Assoc. pro of analytical chemistry) | Work : None | New Job 1881 (Univ. of Erlangen) | Work : None | Begin Major Project 1882 (Study of homogeneous chemicals, 24 years) | Work : None | New Job 1883 (Head of scientific laboratory) | Work : None | Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1884 (Invention of purine) | Health : None | Acute illness 1887 (Acute attack of gastritis, one year) | Work : None | New Job 1888 (Prof of Chemistry) | Relationship : None | Marriage 1888 (Agnes von Gerlach) | Work : None | Gain social status 1892 (Chair of Chemistry, Univ. of Berlin) | : None | Death of Mate 12 November 1895 | Work : None | Begin Major Project 1899 (Study of proteins, nine years) | Work : None | Prize 1902 (Nobel Prize for Chemistry) | : None | Death by Suicide 15 July 1919 (Euthanasia/suicide at age 66, depressed and having terminal cancer.) | Traits : Mind | Education extensive (Science and physics) | Traits : Mind | Exceptional mind (Outstanding) | Diagnoses : Major Diseases | Cancer (handling carcinogens) | Diagnoses : Psychological | Depression (Lost two sons in WW1) | Family : Relationship | Number of Marriages (One, seven years) | Family : Relationship | Widowed (Wife died) | Family : Parenting | Kids 1-3 (Three sons) | Family : Parenting | Kids -Traumatic event (All three sons died) | Vocation : Science | Chemistry (Noted) | Notable : None | For Abstract thought | Notable : Awards | Nobel prize (Chemistry) | Notable : Famous | Founder/ originator (Numerous scientific discoveries) | Notable : Famous | Top 5% of Profession (Outstanding chemist)