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List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1959

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Three hundred and twenty-one scholars and artists were awarded Guggenheim Fellowships in 1959. More than $1,500,000 was disbursed, averaging about $3,000 per recipient.

1959 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institutional association	Research topic	Notes	Ref
Creative Arts	Choreography	Merce Cunningham	Merce Cunningham Dance Company		Also won in 1954
Drama and Performance Art	William B. Branch		Writing
Fiction	Peter Feibleman		Novel Writing
Edmund Keeley	Princeton University	Also won in 1972
Andrew Nelson Lytle	University of Florida	Also won in 1940, 1941	title=2 with VU ties awarded fellowships	newspaper=Nashville Banner	location=Nashville, Tennessee, USA	date=1959-04-22	page=17	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119013599/nashville-banner/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
William Manchester	Wesleyan University
Mary McCarthy		Also won in 1949
Brian Moore			title=Guggenheim awards for 5 Canadians	newspaper=The Windsor Star	location=Windsor, Ontario, Canada	date=1959-06-15	page=6	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119078876/the-windsor-star/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
J. Saunders Redding	Hampton Institute	Also won in 1944
Philip Roth
Wallace Stegner	Stanford University	Also won in 1949, 1952
John Updike
Bianca Van Orden
Fine Arts	Albert Alcalay		Painting		title=Guggenheim grants for 42	newspaper=The Boston Globe	location=Boston, Massachusetts, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=5	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/118945441/the-boston-globe/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Dennis Byng		Also won in 1958
Richard Callner	Purdue University
Edmond Casarella	Brooklyn Museum Art School	Printmaking
Edris Eckhardt	Western Reserve University, Cleveland Institute of Art	Ceramics and glass sculpture	Also won in 1955
Jerrold Davis		Painting
Kahlil Gibran		Sculpture	Also won in 1960
Leon Goldin		Painting
Luise Clayborn Kaish
Barbara Hult Lekberg	University of the Arts in Philadelphia	Sculpture	Also won in 1957
Lee Mullican	University of California, Los Angeles	Painting
Yutaka Ohashi		Also won in 1960
Bernard Perlin		Also won in 1954
Aubrey E. Schwartz	Harpur College, State University of New York	Printmaking	Also won in 1958
Carol Summers
Elbert Weinberg		Sculpture		title=21 receive Guggenheim Fellowships	newspaper=Hartford Courant	location=Hartford, Connecticut, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=4	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119002392/hartford-courant/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Ulfert Wilke	University of Louisville	Painting	Also won in 1960
Jack Zajac	Pomona College	Sculpture
Music Composition	Gordon W. Binkerd	University of Illinois	Composing
Louis Calabro	Bennington College	Also won in 1954
Chou Wen-chung	University of Illinois	Also won in 1957
Halim El-Dabh		Also won in 1961
Lukas Foss	University of California, Los Angeles	Also won in 1945
Ben Johnston	University of Illinois		title=Reveal Guggenheim awards	newspaper=The Daily Illini	location=Urbana, Illinois, USA	date=1959-04-23	page=9	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/118946124/the-daily-illini/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Karl Korte	Emma Willard School	Also won in 1970	url=https://sites.uw.edu/prized/guggenheim-fellow/guggenheim-fellowship-1955-1959/	title=Guggenheim Fellows 1955-1959	publisher=University of Washington	access-date=2023-02-03}}
John La Montaine		Also won in 1960
Lawrence K. Moss	Mills College	Also won in 1968
Mel Powell	Yale University
Seymour J. Shifrin	University of California, Berkeley	Also won in 1956
Yehudi Wyner	Hebrew Union College	Also won in 1976	title=Five win fellowships	newspaper=The Miami Herald	location=Miami, Florida, USA	date=1959-07-19	page=115	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119129794/the-miami-herald/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
Photography	Ansel Adams			Also won in 1946, 1948
Walker Evans			Also won in 1940, 1941
Helen Levitt		Color photography	Also won in 1960, 1981
Poetry	James V. Cunningham	Brandeis University	Writing	Also won in 1966
Paul Hamilton Engle	University of Iowa	Also won in 1953, 1957	title=Year in France for Iowa poet	newspaper=The Des Moines Register	location=Des Moines, Iowa, USA	date=1959-04-21	page=5	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119132287/the-des-moines-register/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
Jorge Guillén	Princeton University	Influence of Mateo Aleman's Guzmán de Alfarache on the fiction of Spain, France, England, Germany and Holland from 1600 to 1750	Also won in 1954
Anthony Evan Hecht	Smith College	Writing	Also won in 1954
Ted Hughes	University of Massachusetts
Adrienne Rich Conrad		Also won in 1952
May Swenson
Humanities	American Literature	Gay Wilson Allen	New York University		Also won in 1952
Richard Davenport Birdsall	Connecticut College	Cultural history of New England, 1790-1815		title=Historical news and comments	journal=The Mississippi Valley Historical Review	volume=46	number=2	date=September 1959	pages=366–367	jstor=1891596	url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/1891596}}
Merrell R. Davis
Richard Beale Davis	University of Tennessee, Knoxville	Virginian culture in the Jeffersonian era	Also won in 1945
Donald E. Stanford	Louisiana State University	Edward Taylor
Arlin Turner	Duke University	Sectionalism in Southern literature since the Civil War	Also won in 1947
Architecture, Design and Planning	Ernest Born		Three-aisled timber hall in Europe
Walter W. Horn	University of California, Berkeley
Bibliography	Robert G. Vosper	University of Kansas
Biography	Marjorie Wilkins Campbell		William McGillivray
British History	Stephen B. Baxter	University of North Carolina	William III of England	Also won in 1973	title=Guggenheim awards go to four in NC	newspaper=The News and Observer	location=Raleigh, North Carolina, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=20	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/118999251/the-news-and-observer/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Mark H. Curtis	University of California, Los Angeles	English Puritanism of the early 17th century
Margaret Hastings	Douglass College, Rutgers University	Origins and early history of the legal profession in England		title=10 Guggenheim Fellowships distributed in New Jersey	newspaper=The Central New Jersey Home News	location=New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=5	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/118943486/the-central-new-jersey-home-news/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Maurice duPont Lee, Jr.	Princeton University	Cabal ministry in Great Britain
Robert K. Webb	Columbia University		Also won in 1973
Classics	Elias Joseph Bickerman	Columbia University		Also won in 1949
Doris Taylor Bishop	Wheaton College	Trade in Mediterranean in second century B.C.
Lionel Casson	New York University		Also won in 1952	title=Book corner	last=Horn	first=Mildred Keith	newspaper=Longview Daily News	location=Longview, Washington, USA	date=1959-06-13	page=4	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119137508/longview-daily-news/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
	University of Pennsylvania	History of alphabetization in antiquity and the Middle Ages		url=https://archives.upenn.edu/exhibits/penn-people/notables/awards/guggenheim/	title=Guggenheim Fellowship	publisher=University of Pennsylvania	access-date=2023-02-03}}
Sterling Dow	Harvard University	Studies in Greece in antiquity	Also won in 1934, 1966
George M. A. Grube	University of Toronto	History of literary criticism in ancient Greece and Rome
Lily Ross Taylor	Harvard University	Roman politics 220-44 B.C.	Also won in 1952
	University of Illinois	Greek manuscripts of the 13th and 14th centuries
East Asian Studies	John K. Fairbank	Harvard University	Problems of overseas Chinese economic development and Southeast Asian nationalism	Also won in 1951	url=https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1959/4/22/clausen-fleming-whitman-chosen-to-become/	title=Clausen, Fleming, Whitman Chosen To Become Full Professors July 1	date=1959-04-22	publisher=Harvard University Crimson	access-date=2023-02-18}}
George Alexander Kennedy	Yale University	History of the Chinese language
Economic History	Douglas Fitzgerald Dowd	Cornell University	Factors which tended to stimulate or inhibit the economic developments of Italy in the 18th and 19th centuries		title=10 Cornellians win Guggenheim grants	newspaper=The Ithaca Journal	location=Ithaca, New York, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=5	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119138282/the-ithaca-journal/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
English Literature	Robert Martin Adams	Cornell University	Relation between English poetical practice and poetical theory in the 17th century	Also won in 1974
Harry Berger, Jr.	Yale University	Poetry of Edmund Spenser, with a special emphasis on The Faerie Queene
Vinton A. Dearing	University of California, Los Angeles	John Dryden
Ray Heffner	Indiana University	Shakespearian tragedies		url=https://honorsandawards.iu.edu/awards/index.html?keyword=&kw-school=&kw-department=&award=12&level=all&category=all&campus=all&year=1958&living-deceased=all	title=University Honors & Awards	publisher=Indiana University	access-date=2023-02-03}}
Samuel Hynes	Swarthmore College	Ford Madox Ford and English letters, 1895-1914	Also won in 1981
J. Hillis Miller	Johns Hopkins University		Also won in 1965
Karl F. Thompson	Michigan State University	Shakespeare's use of literary tradition		title=12 in state receive award	newspaper=Detroit Free Press	location=Detroit, Michigan, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=7	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119144147/detroit-free-press/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
Stuart M. Tave	University of Chicago			url=https://www.uchicago.edu/who-we-are/global-impact/accolades/guggenheim-fellowships	title=Guggenheim Fellowships	publisher=University of Chicago	access-date=2023-02-03}}
Fine Arts Research	Marvin Eisenberg	University of Michigan	Lorenzo Monaco
Sheldon Keck	Brooklyn Museum	Painting conservation methods in Europe		title=Guggenheim Fellowships given 5 at B'klyn Museum	newspaper=Daily News	location=New York, New York, USA	date=1959-04-27	page=331	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/118999715/daily-news/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Folklore and Popular Culture	William Eugene Simeone	Southern Illinois University	19th and 20th century Italian folklorists		title=2 Guggenheim awards to SIU	newspaper=Southern Illinoisan	location=Carbondale, Illinois, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=2	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119145073/southern-illinoisan/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
French History	Richard Wilder Emery	Queens College		Also won in 1952
Leo Gershoy	New York University	History of France, 1600-1789	Also won in 1936, 1939, 1946	title=Historical News	journal=The American Historical Review	volume=65	number=1	date=October 1959	page=246	jstor=1846654	url=https://www.jstor.org/stable/1846654}}
John Baptist Wolf	University of Minnesota		Also won in 1966
French Literature	Jean-Jacques Demorest	Cornell University	Literary creation in 17th century France
René Girard	Johns Hopkins University		Also won in 1966	title=Fellowship awards to 6 state educators	newspaper=The News	location=Frederick, Maryland, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=13	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119008272/the-news/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Frédéric Grover	Swarthmore College	Pierre Drieu La Rochelle	Also won in 1960
Jacques Eugene Henri Guicharnaud	Yale University	Dramatic and scenic qualities of Molière's plays
Mario Leon Maurin	Bryn Mawr College	Andre Suares
General Nonfiction	Reginald Laubin		American Indian dances and their importance to Indian culture
Ruthven Todd	Martha's Vineyard	Natural history of Martha's Vineyard	Also won in 1967
German and East European History	Herbert H. Rowen	Elmira College
German and Scandinavian Literature	Eli Sobel	California Institute of Technology	German popular literature of the 16th century
History of Science and Technology	Robert Edwin Schofield	University of Kansas		Also won in 1967
Iberian and Latin American History		Yale University	History of Spain in the Napoleonic era, 1800-1814	Also won in 1984
Italian History	Edward Williamson	Wesleyan University	Poetry of Petrarch in Europe
Italian Literature	George Thomas Romani	Northwestern University
Linguistics	Yakov Malkiel	University of California, Berkeley	Theory of Romance etymology	Also won in 1948, 1966
Uriel Weinreich	Columbia University
Literary Criticism	Dorothy Van Ghent	Brandeis University	European novelists in 19th and 20th centuries
Medieval History	Benoît Lacroix	University of Montreal	Historians of the Middle Ages
Music Research	Richard H. Hoppin	University of Texas	Early 15th century Cypriot-French music
Carleen M. Hutchins		Experimentation in measuring the quality of string instruments	Also won in 1962
Lawrence Morton	Ojai Festivals	Igor Stravinsky	Also won in 1960
Claude Victor Palisca	University of Illinois	Humanism in Italian musical thought in the 15th and 16th centuries	Also won in 1981
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Near Eastern Studies		University of Texas	Establishment of the Seljuk and Ottoman Turks in Asia Minor
Walter Fischel	University of California, Berkeley	Jews in India and Asia
Theodor Gaster	Dropsie College	Religious community of the Samaritans	Also won in 1954
Nahum Norbert Glatzer	Brandeis University	Jewish literature and scholarship
Philosophy	George Kimball Plochmann	Southern Illinois University	Philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein
Hilary Putnam	Princeton University	Role of necessary truths in theoretical science, especially the nature of mathematical knowledge
Morris Weitz	Ohio State University	Hamlet
Religion	Horton Davies	Princeton University	History of Christian worship in England from 1750 to 1950	Also won in 1964	title=Area educators get Guggenheim awards	newspaper=The Philadelphia Inquirer	location=Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=21	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119010173/the-philadelphia-inquirer/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Robert McQueen Grant	University of Chicago		Also won in 1950, 1953
James Moody Gustafson	Yale University Divinity School	Significance of the work of Jesus Christ for moral life	Also won in 1967
Hugh Thomson Kerr	Princeton University	Bearing of symbolism upon the development of religious ideas
Krister Stendahl	Harvard Divinity School	Emergence of Christianity out of Judaic origins	Also won in 1974
Kenneth W. Underwood	Wesleyan University	Ethical significance of the new social and political functions of American businessmen
Renaissance History	William James Bouwsma	University of California, Berkeley	Fra Paolo Sarpi
Eugene F. Rice Jr.	Cornell University	Jacques Lefevre d'Etaples
Russian History	Leopold H. Haimson	University of Chicago
Victor S. Mamatey	Florida State University	Work on a companion volume to his book on the World War on diplomacy of the United States in East Central Europe		title=Another FSU faculty member...	newspaper=The Tampa Tribune	location=Tampa, Florida, USA	date=1959-05-03	page=97	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119150153/the-tampa-tribune/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
	Cornell University	Constitutional development of the Russian monarchy from 1905 to 1917
	University of Texas	First decade of the Communist experiment in Czechoslovakia, 1948-1958
Slavic Literature	James Ferrell	University of Michigan	Comparative studies in grammar of Slavic languages
George Gibian	Smith College	Russian and French fiction
Milada Součková	Harvard University	Modern Czech literature
Spanish and Portuguese Literature	Gustavo Correa	University of Pennsylvania	Religious symbolism in Benito Perez Galdos' novels
John C. Dowling	Texas Technological College	Leandro Fernández de Moratín		title=Tech prof given grant for study of Spanish life	newspaper=Lubbock Evening Journal	location=Lubbock, Texas, USA	date=1959-04-22	page=31	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119014150/lubbock-evening-journal/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
	Dartmouth College	Complete works of Garcilaso de la Vega
Eloise Roach	Austin High School	Work on two books: a translation of work by Juan Ramon Jimenez and a translation of works of Latin American poets		title=Maroon musings	newspaper=The Austin American	location=Austin, Texas, USA	date=1959-05-03	page=54	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119152273/the-austin-american/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
	Ohio State University	Elegy in Spanish literature	Also won in 1952
Theatre Arts	Philip H. Highfill, Jr.	George Washington University	Biographical study of performers on the London stage between 1720 and 1801
Basil Langton	Boston University, Manhattan School of Music	Stagecraft of George Bernard Shaw
Richard A. Moody	Indiana University	American plays and actors on the 19th century English stage
United States History	Gerald M. Capers	Tulane University	New Orleans in the American Civil War		title=Louisiana trio receives awards	newspaper=Sun Herald	location=Biloxi, Mississippi, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=6	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/118943744/sun-herald/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
	University of Richmond	Practical operation of the Jeffersonian Republican Party, 1801-1809
Alexander DeConde	University of Michigan	Diplomatic and political history of Franco-American relations, 1797-1801	Also won in 1967
Don E. Fehrenbacher	Stanford University	State-making process in American history	Also won in 1984
Shelby Foote		American Civil War	Also won in 1955, 1956	title=Guggenheim award for Shelby Foote	newspaper=The Commercial Appeal	location=Memphis, Tennessee, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=13	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/118945321/the-commercial-appeal/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Dewey W. Grantham, Jr.	Vanderbilt University	Progressive movement in the South from 1900 to 1920
Morton Keller	University of Pennsylvania	Political and social influence of the large American life insurance companies, 1890-1910
Horace Samuel Merrill	University of Maryland	Nature of the role of American political conservatives and conservatism, 1896-1912
Samuel Milner	United States Air Force Office of Scientific Research	Fall of Java in World War II and the fate of its American defenders
Chase Curran Mooney	Indiana University	William H. Crawford
Charles K. O'Neill		Kentucky neutrality during 1861 and 1862	Also won in 1958
Charles P. Roland	Tulane University	Albert Sidney Johnston
Philip Van Doren Stern
Reynold Millard Wik	Mills College	Impact of Henry Ford's thinking on American farmers
Oscar Osburn Winther	Indiana University	History of the American frontier
C. Vann Woodward	Johns Hopkins University	Reconstruction in the South after the Civil War, 1865-1877	Also won in 1945
Natural Sciences	Applied Mathematics	Lawrence E. Malvern	Michigan State University	Nonuniform straining of materials with a definite yield point under dynamic loading
Otto J. M. Smith	University of California, Berkeley	Optimum design of systems with unalterable elements and uncontrollable disturbances
Ivan S. Sokolnikoff	California Institute of Technology	Linear theory of elasticity	Also won in 1952
Tchen Chan-Mou	Bureau of Standards, Howard University	Plasma physics and magnetohydrodynamics
Chia-Shun Yih	University of Michigan	Comparative study of stratified flows, rotational flows and flows in a magnetic field
Astronomy and Astrophysics	Kinsey Anderson	State University of Iowa	High energy particles in solarterrestial processes		title=Study awards to 3 at S.U.I.	newspaper=Des Moines Tribune	location=Des Moines, Iowa, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=11	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119132852/des-moines-tribune/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
Thomas Michael Donahue	University of Pittsburgh	Sodium twilight airglow		title=Guggenheim awards to 5 in District	newspaper=The Pittsburgh Press	location=Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=4	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/118996705/the-pittsburgh-press/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Chemistry	Bernard M. Abraham	Argonne National Laboratory	Liquid helium		title=Guggenheim aid goes to 25 Illinois men	newspaper=Chicago Tribune	location=Chicago, Illinois, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=47	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119006026/chicago-tribune/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
John G. Aston	Penn State	Rotation and migration in the solid state
Marshall Fixman	Harvard University	Diffusion constant of simple liquids in terms of intermolecular force potential
Clifford S. Garner	University of California, Los Angeles	Kinetics and mechanisms of substitution reactions of transition metal complexes
Sidney Golden	Brandeis University	Quantum mechanical foundations of chemical reaction rate theory
William Lee Jolly	University of California, Berkeley	Chemical bonds and their properties
	University of Illinois	Chemistry of natural products, especially alkaloids	Also won in 1967
Richard C. Lord	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Biophysics
Howard V. Malmstadt	University of Illinois	New quantitatives emission spectrochemical techniques
Stuart A. Rice	University of Illinois	Statistical theory of transport phenomena in dense media
John Ross	Brown University
Walter A. Schroeder	California Institute of Technology	Total structure of human hemoglobin
Gilbert Stork	Columbia University
Milton Tamres	University of Michigan	Saturated cyclic compounds
Harry H. Wasserman	Yale University	Use of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy in the determination of structure of natural products
Earth Science	William H. Easton	University of Southern California	Carboniferous paleontology and stratigraphy in Europe
Charles Meyer	University of California, Berkeley	Types of copper deposits in Africa and Europe
Ben M. Page	Stanford University	Gravity tectonics in southern Europe
Arie Poldervaart	Columbia University	Origin of rocks and rock formations
Francis John Turner	University of California, Berkeley	Field of metamorphic petrology	Also won in 1950
George Veronis	Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute	Mathematical fluid dynamics	Also won in 1966
Engineering	Andreas Acrivos	University of California, Berkeley	Basic aspects of fluid mechanics, and heat and mass transfer	Also won in 1976	title=31 in No. State win grants	newspaper=The San Francisco Examiner	location=San Francisco, California, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=20	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/118943941/the-san-francisco-examiner/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Frederick A. Brooks	University of California, Davis	Field of agricultural micro-climatology
Hermann A. Haus	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Magnetohydrodynamics
Guy M. Pound	Carnegie Tech	Theory relating to kinetics of processes involving point and line imperfections in solid lattices
Genetics	Allan B. Burdick	Purdue University	Irradiation quantitative genetics in Drosophila
Geography and Environmental Studies	W. Barclay Kamb	California Institute of Technology	Relation between state of stress and preferred orientation of ice crystals in selected glaciers of the Alps	Also won in 1961
James Jerome Parsons	University of California, Berkeley	Woodland utilization and the herding economy of southern Spain and Portugal
Mathematics	Lipman Bers	New York University		Also won in 1978
Bertram Kostant	University of California, Berkeley	Fields of algebraic geometry, and Lie theory
Lynn H. Loomis	Harvard University	Abstract analysis
Monroe H. Martin	University of Maryland	Uniqueness of solutions to linear and non-linear boundary problems for partial differential equations		title=Dr. Libby, 320 others get research awards	newspaper=Evening Star	location=Washington, DC, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=9	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119172852/evening-star/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
Teruhisa Matsusaka	Northwestern University
Medicine and Health	Harry W. Fritts Jr.	Bellevue Hospital
Jack D. McCarthy	University Hospital	Endocrine diseases and hormone-linked cancers
Molecular and Cellular Biology	Morton I. Dolin	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Nucleic acid function and synthesis in micro-organisms
Eric Ellenbogen	University of Pittsburgh	Hydrogen bonds in the mechanism of action of trypsin
Robert Norman Feinstein	Argonne National Laboratory	Cathepsins relative to irradiation
Norman H. Giles	Yale University	Chemically induced mutations in neurospora crassa affecting the enzyme adenylosuccinase	Also won in 1965
Clarke T. Gray	Leonard Wood Memorial, Harvard Medical School	Metabolism
Irwin Clyde Gunsalus	University of Illinois	Biological systems at the molecular level	Also won in 1949, 1967
Lowell P. Hager	Harvard University	Biological studies
Douglas Alfred Marsland	New York University		Also won in 1951
Pauline A. Miller	Harvard Medical School	Tetanus toxin	Also won in 1958
Clark Phares Read	Johns Hopkins University
Austen Riggs II	University of Texas	Biochemistry of hemoglobin
S. J. Singer	Yale University	Localization of particular proteins and other substances within cells
Ben E. Sheffy	Cornell University	Nutritional factors affecting the host-virus relationship at the cellular level
Thomas Peter Singer	Edsel B. Ford Institute for Medical Research	Cytochrome-reducing dehydrogenases	Also won in 1951
Jen Tsi Yang	American Viscose Corporation	Protein configurations in non-aqueous media
Organismic Biology and Ecology	Hans Abplanalp	University of California, Davis	Role of inbreeding effects in closed interbreeding populations
John Davis	University of California, San Diego	Arizona and Strickland's woodpeckers
James Norman Dent	University of Virginia			title=Three Virginians win study grants	newspaper=Roanoke Times and World-News	location=Roanoke, Virginia, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=2	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119073119/roanoke-times-and-world-news/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-19}}
Theodosius Dobzhansky	Columbia University
Frederick Ernest Joseph Fry	University of Toronto	Environmental physiology
Philip Strong Humphrey	Yale University	Anatomy and development of the trachea and associated structure of Argentine waterfowl
Paul David Hurd, Jr.	University of California, Berkeley	Studies of the New World carpenter bees
Ernest Albert Lachner	United States National Museum	Certain tropical marine fish families	Also won in 1955
John Alexander Moore	Columbia University
Colin Pittendrigh	Princeton University	Cells as living clocks
Charles G. Sibley	Cornell University	Recent research in avian biology
John Philip Trinkaus	Yale University	Stability of cell type in differentiating epidermal cells
Physics	Robert Adolph Becker	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	Nuclear synthesis in the stars	Also won in 1958
Felix Bloch	Stanford University	Relaxation processes and their extension to applications at low temperatures
Richard Raymond Carlson	State University of Iowa	Analyzing work done in low energy nuclear physics research at the state university
Arthur H. Compton	Washington University in St. Louis		Also won in 1926, 1955
Michael Danos	National Bureau of Standards	Quantum mechanical foundation of the phenomenological theory of the photonuclear giant resonance
Robert Jay Finkelstein	University of California, Los Angeles	Elementary particle theory
Andrew V. Granato	University of Illinois	Applications of finite strain theory to perfect and nearly perfect crystals
Paul V. C. Hough	University of Michigan	Techniques important in high energy nuclear physics and strange particle physics	Also won in 1973	title=12 receive Guggenheims	newspaper=Traverse City Record-Eagle	location=Traverse City, Michigan, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=2	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119001159/traverse-city-record-eagle/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Plasma physics
James A. Krumhansl	National Carbon Company	Theory of thermal, electrical, and thermoelectric transport
Willard Libby	United States Atomic Energy Commission	Physical inorganic chemistry	Also won in 1941, 1951
Boyce McDaniel	Cornell University	Elementary particle interaction using high energy X-rays
Richard H. Milburn	Harvard University	Experimental physics
Donald J. Montgomery	Michigan State University	Fundamental processes involved in static electrification of solids
Louis Shreve Osborne	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	High energy physics
Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky	Stanford University	Also won in 1973
William Paul	Harvard University	Techniques of high pressures
Vincent Zetterberg Peterson	California Institute of Technology	Photoproduction of mesons and hyperons by high energy X-rays
Louis Rosen	Los Alamos National Laboratory	Spin-orbit force in nucleon-nucleus elastic scattering
Robert G. Sachs	University of Wisconsin	Theoretical studies in particle physics		title=3 Guggenheim awards named	newspaper=Wisconsin State Journal	location=Madison, Wisconsin, USA	date=1959-04-21	page=10	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119011016/wisconsin-state-journal/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
John A. Sauer	Penn State	High polymers in relation to molecular structure
	Argonne National Laboratory	Average properties of nuclear energy levels
Carl M. York, Jr.	University of Chicago
Thomas J. Ypsilantis	University of California, Berkeley	Theoretical study of the nucleon-nucleon force problem
Plant Science	Donovan Stewart Correll	Texas Research Foundation		Also won in 1946
Jack R. Harlan
	University of California, Berkeley	Cacti of Peru
Robert A. Nilan	Washington State College	Action of various mutagens on chromosome breakage in seeds
Karl Sax	Harvard University	Physiology of tree dwarfing
Richard C. Starr	Indiana University	Sexual reproduction in algae
Edward C. Stone	University of California, Berkeley	Naturalization of Monterey pine in the Southern Hemisphere
Frederick Whatley	University of California, Berkeley	Role of Krebs cycle enzymes in photosynthesis
Statistics	Allan Birnbaum	Columbia University
Leo A. Goodman	University of Chicago
Social Sciences	Anthropology and Cultural Studies	Katharine Luomala	University of Hawaii	Polynesian and Micronesian anthropology	Also won in 1955
Richard C. Rudolph	California Institute of Technology	Chinese archaeology, from early to modern times	Also won in 1952
Economics	Francis M. Bator	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Investment allocation in low-income countries
M. Gardner Clark	Cornell University	Labor productivity in the iron and steel industry with main emphasis on the USSR in comparison to the US and other selected countries
Alfred H. Conrad	Harvard University	Inequality of incomes
Otto Eckstein	Harvard University	Interrelationship of fiscal policies and growth of American economy
Robert Eisner	Northwestern University
Bert F. Hoselitz	University of Chicago
Vernon H. Jensen	Cornell University	Practices of hiring and conditions of employment among dock workers at certain European ports compared to the Port of New York
Frederic Meyers	University of California, Los Angeles	Legal and institutional protection of individual job security in advanced industrial societies
Andreas G. Papandreou	University of California, Berkeley	Organizational variables in economic development
Lloyd B. Saville	Duke University	Local financial developments in Turin, Italy during the past four centuries
Gerald G. Somers	University of Wisconsin	Comparative rates and patterns of labor mobility in Britain, France and the United States
Law	Joseph M. Snee	Georgetown University Law School	Military justice
Political Science	Donald Dewey	Duke University	History of economic ideas in the United States Supreme Court
William S. Livingston	University of Texas	Decision-making process in British politics
Robert G. McCloskey	Harvard University	Political pamphleteers in English and American history
Lennox Algernon Mills	University of Minnesota		Also won in 1936, 1957
Eugene V. Rostow	Yale University	United States antitrust laws
Judith N. Shklar	Harvard University	Modern legal theory
Herbert Spiro	Harvard University	Constitutional politics of Rhodesia and Nyasaland
Psychology	Theodore Newcomb	University of Michigan	Social psychology, with particular reference to the acquaintance process
William Robert Thompson	Wesleyan University	Prenatal development from a behavioral standpoint		title=Guggenheim Fellowships go to four	newspaper=Hartford Courant	location=Hartford, Connecticut, USA	date=1959-04-20	page=7	url=https://www.newspapers.com/clip/119000267/hartford-courant/	via=newspapers.com	access-date=2023-02-18}}
Sociology	Robert Galen Burnight	University of Connecticut	Relation between internal migration and industrialization in Mexico during the last 30 years
Milton M. Gordon	Wellesley College	Girard College case

1959 Latin American and Caribbean oFellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institutional association	Research topic	Notes
Creative Arts	Fiction	Victor Stafford Reid		Novel writing
Fine Arts	Marcelo Silvestre Bonevardi			Also won in 1958
María Luisa Pacheco		Bolivian art and landscape	Also won in 1958, 1960
Music Composition	Luis Antonio Escobar		Composing	Also won in 1958
Humanities	General Nonfiction	Rosa Chacel			Also won in 1960
Spanish and Portuguese Literature	Raimundo Lida	Harvard University	Religious and philosophical thought of Francisco de Quevedo	Also won in 1939
Natural Sciences	Mathematics		Universidad de la República
Molecular and Cellular Biology	Mitzy Canessa			Also won in 1961
Angel O. Pogo			Also won in 1960
Rodrigo Zeledón Araya	University of Costa Rica	Research at Johns Hopkins University	Also won in 1956, 1958
Neuroscience	Pablo Rudomín Zevnovaty			Also won in 1968
Organismic Biology and Ecology	Herminio R. Rabanal		Fish culture in fresh water ponds	Also won in 1957
Pedro Wygodzinsky			Also won in 1954
Plant Science	Ernesto Foldats Andins	Central University of Venezuela		Also won in 1958
Sebastian Alberto Guarrera
Eduardo Quisumbing	National Museum of Natural History, Manila		Also won in 1958
			Also won in 1960

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