San Diego Union-Tribune

Melvin Cohn, renowned immunologist who helped create La Jolla’s Salk Institute, dies at 96

Melvin Cohn, one of the elite scientists who moved to little-known La Jolla in the 1960s to make a bold and ultimately successful attempt to create a premiere center for the study of human health, ...
The New York Times

ALFRED COHN DIES; CARDIOLOGIST, 78; One of First in U.S. to Make Electrocardiograirs--Noted as Philosopher, Humanist Influential as Educator Served in World War I

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EurekAlert!

Tel Aviv University's Cohn Institute awarded new Minerva Center for the Humanities

Following a competition among the major centers of higher education in Israel, Tel Aviv University's Cohn Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Ideas has been selected to establish ...
The Scientist

Salk Institute Cofounder Melvin Cohn Dies

Melvin Cohn, a cofounder of the Salk Institute who was renowned for his work in immunology and gene regulation, died October 23 in San Diego. He was 96. “Mel Cohn has been a mainstay of the Institute ...
The New York Times

Friends Honor Dr. A. E. Cohn at Library Dedication

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