Theorell

[ tey-oh-rel ]

noun

1. Ax·el Hu·go Te·o·dor [ahk, -s, uh, l , hoo, -goh , te, -oh-daw, r], 1903–82, Swedish biochemist: Nobel Prize in medicine 1955.

Example Sentences

In 2019 Bodin Danielsson and Töres Theorell of Stockholm University studied hot-desking offices that skimped on breakout rooms or otherwise didn't have enough space for everyone to find a work space to their liking, and employees were unhappier with this office type.

From Scientific American

Over the next two years, he studied under Hugo Theorell at the Medical Nobel Institute in Stockholm and Carl Cori and Gerty Cori at Washington University in St. Louis, all of whom would later receive Nobel Prizes.

From New York Times

Over the next two years, he studied under Hugo Theorell at the Medical Nobel Institute in Stockholm and Carl Cori and Gerty Cori at Washington University in St. Louis, all of whom would later receive Nobel Prizes.

From New York Times

Axel Hugo Teodor Theorell, 79, biochemist and winner of a 1955 Nobel Prize for his discoveries about enzymes and their role in helping the body's cells to use oxygen; of heart disease; in Stockholm.

From Time Magazine Archive