Duve

[ dy-vuh ]

noun

1. Chris·tian Re·né de [k, r, ees-, tyahn, , r, uh, -, ney, d, uh], 1917–2013, Belgian biologist, born in England: Nobel Prize in Medicine 1974.

Example Sentences

A Eurowings board member, Kai Duve, said in a statement earlier this month that the demands endangered the viability of the airline.

From Reuters

A Eurowings board member, Kai Duve, said in a statement earlier this week that the demands endanger the viability of the airline.

From Reuters

A Eurowings board member, Kai Duve, said in a statement that the demands endanger the viability of the airline.

From Reuters

Nottingham Trent University students Laura Puttock and Emma de Duve said they were "absolutely gutted".

From BBC

To potentially use this group of microbes as “a living antibiotic, we need to know how it grows,” said Terrens Saaki, a microbiologist studying predatory bacteria at the de Duve Institute in Belgium.

From New York Times