Sergius Morgulis

Background

Morgulis, Sergius was born on August 6, 1885 in Russia. Son of Samuel and Hannah (Spigel) Morgulis.

Education

Ananieff Gymnasium; Master of Arts, Columbia, 1907. Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard, 1910. Studied in Vienna, Berlin, Naples, Woods Hole, et cetera

Career

Came to the United States, 1904, naturalized citizen, 1910. Austin teaching fellow, Harvard, 1909. Traveling fellow from Harvard, 1910-1912.

Associate in animal metabolish, Carnegie Institution, 1912-1913.

Associate in biochemistry, College Physicians and Surgeons (Columbia), 1913-1916. Special research associate, United States Bureau Fisheries, 1914-1916.

Professor physiology and biochemistry, Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, 1916-1921. Professor biochemistry, University of Nebraska College of Medicine, from 1921.

Achievements

• Sergius Morgulis has been listed as a noteworthy biochemist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Member Society Biological Chemistry, American Physiological Society, American Society Zoologists, Biology-chemical Association, Societe Chimie Biologique, Paris, 1934, Biology-chemical Society (Great Britain), Sigma Xi.

Connections

Married Fannie Bashkirtzeva, 1911.

Father:

Samuel Morgulis

Mother:

Hannah (Spigel) Morgulis

Spouse:

Fannie Bashkirtzeva