Robert Huber

'S e ceimigear às a' Ghearmailt a th' ann an Robert Huber (München, 20 an Gearran 1937).

Robert Huber
Beatha
Breith	München, 20 dhen Ghearran 1937
Dùthaich	A' Ghearmailt
Foghlam
Foghlam	Oilthigh Teicnigeach Munich
Oileanaich dotaireachd	Johann Deisenhofer Saulius Gražulis (en) Nediljko Budisa (en)
Cànain	Gearmailtis
Dreuchd
Dreuchd	bith-cheimigear, ceimigear agus neach-teagaisg oilthigh
Àitichean-obrach	München
Fastaichean	Oilthigh Teicnigeach Munich Oilthigh Chaerdydd University of Duisburg-Essen (en)
Duaisean a fhuaras	liosta Pour le Mérite for Sciences and Arts order  (1993) Great Cross with Star and Sash of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany  (1997) Duais Nobel ann an Ceimigeachd  (1988) Emil-von-Behring-Prize  (1982) Otto Warburg Medal  (1977) Bavarian Maximilian Order for Science and Art  (1993) X-ray badge  (2004) Richard Kuhn Medal  (1987) Sir Hans Krebs Medal  (1992) honorary doctor of the Autonomous University of Barcelona  (1999) honorary doctor of the Tsinghua University  (2003) Ball Cèin den Chomann Rìoghail (Q15631401)  (13 dhen Chèitean 1999) honorary doctor of the Jagiellonian University of Krakow honorary doctorate of Barcelona University honorary doctor from the NOVA University Lisbon honorary doctor of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Ballrachd	An Comann Rìoghail Acadamh Ghearmailteach nan Saidheansan Leopoldina Acadamh nan Lincei Acadamh Nàiseanta nan Saidheans Acadamh Bhavarianach nan Saidheansan is Daonnachdan Acadamh Eòrpach nan Saidheansan is nan Ealan Acadamh Innseanach Nàiseanta nan Saidheansan Academia Europaea

Bha e na oileanach aig an Oilthigh Teicnigeach Munich far an do sgrìobh e a theusais agus a Habilitation. Dh'imrich e do dh'Institiud Max Planck ann an 1972. Chaidh e cuideachd na ollamh aig an Oilthigh Teicnigeach Munich ann an 1976. Rannsaich e beirmearan, metallt-beirmearan agus criostal-eòlas nam pròtainean.[1]

Bhuannaich e an Duais Nobel ann an Ceimigeachd ann an 1988,[2] còmhla ri Hartmut Michel agus Johann Deisenhofer.