Tributes to Gregorio Weber (1916-1997)

Gregorio Weber's distinguished career and many contributions to our understanding of fundamental processes of biophysics and biochemistry have been extensively documented. On this web page are personal tributes to an exceptional scientist by some of those who knew and worked with him in Buenos Aires, Cambridge, Sheffield and Urbana.

• Gregorio Weber in Cambridge by Brian Hartley
• The First Floor by Brian Hartley
• Memories by Hal Dixon
• Reminiscences by Fred Sanger
• Gregorio Weber at Cambridge from Prebble and Weber, 2003
• Friendship Renewed in Sheffield in 1952-53 by Quentin Gibson
• Gregorio Weber, a friend and mentor at Sheffield in the early 50's by Ron Whittam
• Gregorio Weber: Some recollections by Pauline Harrison
• Appreciation by Theo Hofmann
• Recollections of Gregorio by Maurice Kaye
• Gregorio by Stanly Ainsworth
• "Stay in Sheffield": Gregorio's Sage Advice by Graham Palmer
• Gregorio as Teacher by Peter J. Large
• Golden Age of Biophysics at Sheffield by David Lloyd
• Memories of the Biochemistry Department Sheffield, 1961 and in particular of Gregorio Weber by Charles Williams
• My Best of Times: With Gregorio in Sheffield and Urbana 1954-1964 by Lorna B. Young
• Weber Memoir by Woody Hastings
• A Roman Connection by Maurizio Brunori
• My Mentor at Urbana, Rome, Corvallis and Beyond by Sonia Anderson
• Gregorio Weber, A Great Gentleman of Science by Catherine Royer
• Fond Memories from Argentinian Interactions by Leonardo Erijman and Elizabeth Jares-Erijman
• Two Memories in Parallel by George and Tamara Mitchell
• A Superb Interaction by David Laker
• An Appreciation by Carola Eisenberg
• Short snippets