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Medical and Surgical Academies in Russian Empire (en) (1850–1856) Universitat Estatal de Sant Petersburg Universitat de Heidelberg: Activitat; Camp de treball: Música, composició, química, medicina i composició musical: Ocupació: compositor clàssic, violoncel·lista, metge, compositor d'òpera, flautista, químic, pianista, compositor ...
From the beginning of the 18 th century, the Moscow and Kiev spiritual academies were the sources of the candidates for the medico-surgical schools and in the later medical faculties at the Russian universities, as well as at the St. Petersburg Academy of Science.
Medical and Surgical Academies in Russian Empire (en) Tesi zuzendaria: Elias von Cyon (en) Sergey Botkin Carl Ludwig (en) Doktorego ikaslea(k) Konstantin Bykov (en) Pyotr Anokhin (en) Sergey Anichkov (en) Q4090730 Viktorin S. Derjabin (en) Q4192021 Alexander Samoilov (en) Natalia Traugott (en)
خەڵاتی نۆبێل لە زانستی ئەرکی ئەندام و پزیشکی (١٤٠٬٨٥٩ کرۆنی سوێدی، in recognition of his work on the physiology of digestion, through which knowledge on vital aspects of the subject has been transformed and enlarged.، ١٩٠٤); مێدالیای کۆپلی (On the ground of his investigations in the physiology of digestion and of the ...
Medical and Surgical Academies in Russian Empire; Universidade de Heidelberg; Ocupação compositor: Prêmios Honorary Citizen of the Russian Empire; Empregador(a) Pavlov Primeira Universidade Médica de São Petersburgo: Obras destacadas Quarteto de cordas n.º 2, Knyaz Igor: Instrumento
巴甫洛夫. 伊凡 彼得羅維奇 巴甫洛夫（俄文：Иван Петрович Павлов，1849年 9月14號—1936年 2月27號）係俄羅斯生理學家、心理學家、醫生。 因為對狗嘅研究而首先對古典制約作出描述而出名，喺1904年因為對消化系統嘅研究得到諾貝爾生理學或醫學獎。
The Medical postgraduate faculties of Russian State Medical Universities and Academies, together with their teaching hospitals and other health organizations in Russia and abroad, will provide the necessary physical and human resources to create a scholarly environment appropriate for the training of medical graduates so that they acquire the knowledge, skills and attitudes to become ...
