Background
Hayashi, Teru was born on February 12, 1914 in Atlantic City. Son of Andrew Tetsuji and Shizuka Hayashi.
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Teru Hayashi
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Bachelor of Science, Ursinus College, 1938. Doctor of Science (honorary), Ursinus College, 1992. Student, University Pennsylvania, 1939.
Doctor of Philosophy, University Missouri, 1943. Doctor of Science (honorary), Ursinus College, 1991.
Career
Instructor physics, United States Army Air Force-ASTP program, 1943-1944; instructor zoology, U. Missouri, 1944-1945; research associate zoology, U. Missouri, 1945-1946; member of faculty, Columbia, 1946-1967; professor zoology, Columbia, 1958-1967; department chairman zoology, Columbia, 1963-1967; professor, department chairman biology, Illinois Institute Technology, Chicago, 1967-1979; senior scientist, Papanicolaou Cancer Research Institute, Miami, Florida, 1980-1985; professor emeritus department biochemistry, U. Miami, since 1984. Visiting professor Japan Society Promotion of Science, 1974. Member National Research Council.
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Membership
Trustee Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, since 1968. Member Society General Physiologists (president 1962-1963), American Institute Biological Sciences, American Physiological Society, Harvey Society, American Society Cell Biology, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Biophysics Society, Japan Society Cell Biology.
Connections
Married Sarah Darlington Rexon, September 22, 1943. Children: Curt, Tesa, Tomi, Tuck. Married Sarah Dixon Browne, May 15, 1970.
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Awards
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Recipient award Illinois Academy of Sciences, 1978, Alexander von Humboldt award, 1979. Fulbright and Guggenheim fellow Denmark, 1954-1955. Fulbright fellow Germany, 1975.Recipient award Illinois Academy of Sciences, 1978, Alexander von Humboldt award, 1979. Fulbright and Guggenheim fellow Denmark, 1954-1955. Fulbright fellow Germany, 1975.