Georges Dreyer (4 July 1873 - 17 August 1934) was a Danish pathologist. He was born in Shanghai, where his father was stationed as an officer with the Royal Danish Navy. In 1900 he earned his medical degree at the University of Copenhagen, and subsequently worked as a bacteriologist, which included time spent at Finsen Institute in Copenhagen. In 1907 he became the first professor of pathology at Oxford University, a position he maintained until 1934.

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  • Georges Dreyer war ein dänischer Arzt und Wissenschaftler. Sein Vater war zum Zeitpunkt seiner Geburt als Angehöriger der dänischen Marine in Shanghai stationiert. Im Jahr 1900 schloss er seine Ausbildung zum Arzt in Kopenhagen ab. Von 1907 bis 1934 war er Professor für Pathologie an der University of Oxford. Während des 1. Weltkrieges war er höhenmedizinischer Berater der Royal Air Force. Später leitete er viel beachtete Druckkammerexperimente, die auch Grundlage für die Verwendung von künstlichem Sauerstoff beim Bergsteigen waren. Seine Erkenntnisse wurden bei der Britischen Mount-Everest-Expedition 1922 genutzt.
  • Georges Dreyer (4 July 1873 - 17 August 1934) was a Danish pathologist. He was born in Shanghai, where his father was stationed as an officer with the Royal Danish Navy. In 1900 he earned his medical degree at the University of Copenhagen, and subsequently worked as a bacteriologist, which included time spent at Finsen Institute in Copenhagen. In 1907 he became the first professor of pathology at Oxford University, a position he maintained until 1934. During World War I, Dreyer was a consultant to the British Royal Flying Corps. He was elected a fellow of the Royal Society in May 1921. Georges Dreyer specialized in the fields of bacteriology and virology, and performed extensive studies involving vaccines and immunity. He conducted investigations regarding variations of blood volume among different species, and the relationship of blood volume to an animals' surface area and weight. Dreyer is also credited with introducing a modification of the Widal test for diagnosis of typhoid and paratyphoid. Dreyer is remembered today for his work in respiratory physiology, and experiments with oxygen in regards to aviation. During World War I he developed a device that was capable of administering low oxygen mixtures to test the effects of hypoxia in aviators. He also developed a successful oxygen delivery system, and was responsible for installation of the first low-pressure chamber at a British learning institution.
  • Georges Dreyer, född 4 juli 1873, död 17 augusti 1934, var en dansk-brittisk patolog och bakteriolog. Dreyer blev 1899 assistent vid laboratoriet för medicinsk bakteriologi vid Köpenhamns universitet, och 1900 medicine doktor. Han studerade därefter företrädesvis bakteriologi i Tyskland och Storbritannien, och blev 1906 docent i allmän patologi vid tandläkarskolan i Köpenhamn. Från 1907 var Dreyer professor i bakteriologi och allmän patologi vid Oxfords universitet. Ha har författat en rad arbeten inom immunologin och den experimentella patologin.
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  • Georges Dreyer war ein dänischer Arzt und Wissenschaftler. Sein Vater war zum Zeitpunkt seiner Geburt als Angehöriger der dänischen Marine in Shanghai stationiert. Im Jahr 1900 schloss er seine Ausbildung zum Arzt in Kopenhagen ab. Von 1907 bis 1934 war er Professor für Pathologie an der University of Oxford. Während des 1. Weltkrieges war er höhenmedizinischer Berater der Royal Air Force.
  • Georges Dreyer (4 July 1873 - 17 August 1934) was a Danish pathologist. He was born in Shanghai, where his father was stationed as an officer with the Royal Danish Navy. In 1900 he earned his medical degree at the University of Copenhagen, and subsequently worked as a bacteriologist, which included time spent at Finsen Institute in Copenhagen. In 1907 he became the first professor of pathology at Oxford University, a position he maintained until 1934.
  • Georges Dreyer, född 4 juli 1873, död 17 augusti 1934, var en dansk-brittisk patolog och bakteriolog. Dreyer blev 1899 assistent vid laboratoriet för medicinsk bakteriologi vid Köpenhamns universitet, och 1900 medicine doktor. Han studerade därefter företrädesvis bakteriologi i Tyskland och Storbritannien, och blev 1906 docent i allmän patologi vid tandläkarskolan i Köpenhamn. Från 1907 var Dreyer professor i bakteriologi och allmän patologi vid Oxfords universitet.
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