Celebrating 125 years of Physiology at Michigan

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Celebrating 125 years of Physiology at Michigan
C l b a i g 1 5 y a s o P y i l g a M c i a
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Old Medical Bldg, 1850
The Medical School began in 1850 as the
Department of Medicine and Surgery.
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Chemical Laboratory
Presidents house
Old Medical Bldg.
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Central campus, ca. 1870. Physiology was
originally in the Old Medical Bldg. and later
moved to the Chemical Laboratory building.
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Chemical Laboratory
Old Medical Bldg.
Presidents house
1882
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Central Campus, 1850
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Old Medical Bldg.
1856
1882
From 1850 to 1882 Physiology was taught here by
Professors in the Dept. of Medicine and Surgery.
J. Adams Allen, Professor of Pathology and
Physiology Abraham Sager, Professor of
Obstetrics, Physiology Botany Corydon L. Ford,
Professor of Anatomy Henry Cheever, Professor of
Therapeutics and Materia Medica
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Henry Sewall, Ph.D. Professor of Physiology.
1882 1889 His appointment as Prof. of
Physiology in 1882 marks the establishment of the
Department of Physiology. Sewall was a founding
member of the American Physiological Society.
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Old Medical Bldg., after addition in
1864. Physiology was located here from 1882 -
1910.
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William Henry Howell, Ph.D. Chair of Physiology
1889-1892. Founding member of the American
Physiological Society. President of the
American Physiological Society 1905 1910.
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Warren P. Lombard, Ph.D. Chair of Physiology
1892-1923. Founding member of the American
Physiological Society. President of the
American Physiological Society 1919 1920.
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Student laboratory in Old Medical Bldg., 1893
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Student lab, ca. 1893
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Student lab., ca. 1893
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Student lab, ca. 1893
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Student lab, ca. 1893
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Lombards Muscle Harp instrument for recording
activity of several muscles simultaneously during
limb movement.
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Chemical Laboratory, 1856.
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Chemical Laboratory, after second story was added
in 1880
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Original part of Chemical Laboratory.
New addition added in 1890
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Chemical Laboratory, 1900
Physiology was located here (2nd floor) from 1910
- 1925
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Interesting facts about the Chemical Laboratory
building.
Built in 1856, it was the first university
building in North America built specifically as a
laboratory. Physiology was located here from
1910-1925. It was altered several times. The
south wing eventually became the Economics
Bldg. In 1980 it was burned down by a
disgruntled former employee.
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Robert Gesell, M.D. Chair of Physiology 1923 -
1954.
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East Medical Bldg. (now C.C. Little Bldg.) was
built in 1925. Physiology was located here from
1925 - 1969
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Earl Bryant Department Instrument Maker 1920s
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Physiology faculty dinner at FASEB meeting.
Atlantic City, 1948
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Horace W. Davenport, Ph.D, D.Sc. Chair of
Physiology 1954 - 1977 President of the
American Physiological Society, 1961. Member of
the National Academy of Sciences.
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John Bean, 1960s
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Jim Conway and Irving Fritz in student
laboratory, ca. 1968
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David Bohr, 1960s
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Department party, early 1940s
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Department party, early 1940s
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John Bean, 1960s
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John Jacquez, 1970s
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Ken Casey, 1970s
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Manuscript for first edition of Vander, Sherman
and Lucianos HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
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Jim Ranck, 1960s
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1969 - Physiology moves to Medical Science Bldg.
II
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Lou DAlecy, 1980s
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1966
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1970
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1975
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Jack L. Kostyo, Ph.D. Chair of Physiology
1979-1985.
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1980
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Bill Germann, graduate student ca. 1982
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1985
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John A. Williams, M.D., Ph.D. Chair of
Physiology 1987 - present President of the
American Physiological Society, 2003
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1990
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Department Piper
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1995
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2000
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Presidents of the American Physiological Society
with ties to the Department of Physiology at
Michigan
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Whats happening nowadays?
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at the Sheep Farm
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2006
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2006 Physiology laboratory renovation begins
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I leave the students alone for an hour and look
what happens..
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August 2007 new labs starting to take shape
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This hallway will become an equipment room.