Frederick Chapman Robbins
1916 – 2003

Frederick Chapman Robbins

American doctor

virologistmicrobiologistuniversity teacherphysiologistpediatrician
Born
1916-08-25, Auburn
Died
2003-08-04
Birthplace state
Alabama

Biography

Frederick Chapman Robbins was born in Auburn, Alabama, in 1916 and grew up in Columbia, Missouri, where he attended David H. Hickman High School. He worked as a pediatrician and virologist. Robbins died in 2003.

Occupation

Frederick Chapman Robbins is recorded as a virologist, a microbiologist, a university teacher, a physiologist, a pediatrician and a physician, born in Alabama (1916–2003).

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Frequently asked about Frederick Chapman Robbins

Who was Frederick Chapman Robbins?
Frederick Chapman Robbins was American doctor, born in Alabama (1916 – 2003).
When and where was Frederick Chapman Robbins born?
Frederick Chapman Robbins was born on 1916-08-25 in Auburn.
When did Frederick Chapman Robbins die?
Frederick died on 2003-08-04.
What was Frederick Chapman Robbins known for?
Frederick Chapman Robbins is recorded as a virologist, a microbiologist, a university teacher, a physiologist, a pediatrician and a physician.
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