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Albrecht von Haller was born.
Albrecht von Haller was born in Bern, Switzerland and began studying Botany, Astronomy, and Anatomy. Haller became a physician, Botanist, and Science writer. Then later on he became a poet. -
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Albrecht von Haller (D.O.B- D.O.D)
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Albrecht Von Haller's Thesis
May 1727,at the age of 19, Haller wrote his thesis over a recent discovery of a salivary duct Haller was able to prove in his thesis that it was nothing but a blood vessel. -
Haller's Degree
In 1727, Albrecht von Haller received his medical degree and then later spent the following year traveling to London, Oxford, Paris, Strasbourg, and back to switzerland studying mathematics. -
Medical practice.
In 1729, Albrecht von Haller began is very own private medical practice until 1736. -
"Die Alpen"
In 1729, Haller publishes a philosophic romance poem called "Die Alpen". Which he created while being in the Alps (for his Bontical studies) for an early sign of appreciation to the life in the Alps. -
Albrecht von Haller becomes professor.
In 1736, Albrecht von Haller becomes a professor of anatomy, surgery, and botany at the University of Göttingen. -
Royal Society
In 1743 Haller became part of the Royal Society. Which is a community for science and possibly the oldest society that exsists. -
Albrecht von Haller authors "Primae lineae physiologiae"
In 1747, Haller authored the first textbook of physiology called "Primae lineae physiologiae", which is about the human body and the human body systems. -
"Elementa physiologiae corporis humani"
In 1759, Haller's refrence book was published and was created to give a breif explanation on Anatomy. -
Albercht von Haller dies.
Albercht von Haller dies in Bern, Switzerland from an unidentified death, some people say drugs was his cause of death.
