Regarding Dr. Robert O. Becker's Nobel Prize Nominations
Marino, Andrew wrote :
The report is true.
The first nomination was in January 1978. I saw the nomination form that had been sent to Dr Becker’s nominator by Dr Luft, the chairman of the 1978 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine, and I have in my possession the letter that Dr Becker wrote to the nominator wherein Dr Becker summarized his accomplishments, as requested by the nominator. I also have in my possession both the letter sent to Dr Becker by the 1978 Nobel Committee asking him to nominate one or more candidates for the Prize, and Dr Becker’s reply.
The second nomination occurred shortly after I left Dr Becker’s laboratory in 1980. He told me who had nominated him, and we discussed the information that he would provide to the nominator.
The second nomination particularly pleased Dr Becker because it came years after he had been forced to retire, but indicated to him that his work had not been forgotten. He was the first and greatest EMF warrior. He sought neither power, money, nor fame. What he did seek was to be recognized for what he accomplished. He always scrupulously respected those investigators whose work paved the way for his work and, in turn, he wanted the same kind of respect.
Andrew A Marino PhD, JD
Professor, Department of Neurology
LSU Health Sciences Center, Shreveport
1501 Kings Highway
Shreveport, LA 71130
http://www.andrewamarino.com
For more on Robert O Becker:
The first nomination was in January 1978. I saw the nomination form that had been sent to Dr Becker’s nominator by Dr Luft, the chairman of the 1978 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine, and I have in my possession the letter that Dr Becker wrote to the nominator wherein Dr Becker summarized his accomplishments, as requested by the nominator. I also have in my possession both the letter sent to Dr Becker by the 1978 Nobel Committee asking him to nominate one or more candidates for the Prize, and Dr Becker’s reply.
The second nomination occurred shortly after I left Dr Becker’s laboratory in 1980. He told me who had nominated him, and we discussed the information that he would provide to the nominator.
The second nomination particularly pleased Dr Becker because it came years after he had been forced to retire, but indicated to him that his work had not been forgotten. He was the first and greatest EMF warrior. He sought neither power, money, nor fame. What he did seek was to be recognized for what he accomplished. He always scrupulously respected those investigators whose work paved the way for his work and, in turn, he wanted the same kind of respect.
Andrew A Marino PhD, JD
Professor, Department of Neurology
LSU Health Sciences Center, Shreveport
1501 Kings Highway
Shreveport, LA 71130
http://www.andrewamarino.com
For more on Robert O Becker:
SUNY Upstate Department of Orthopedic Surgery Research History
Bioelectricity and the Enhancement of Fracture Healing (1965 - 1985) Faculty: RO Becker, DG Murray, DA Webster, BE Fredrickson, JA Spadaro, AA Marino
Interview with Linda Moulton Howe:
org/science/becker.html
"I have no doubt in my mind that at the present time the greatest polluting element in the earth's environment is the proliferation of electromagnetic fields. "- Robert O. Becker, M. D., Orthopedic Surgeonhttp://www.wirelessimpacts.
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