Edward Adelbert Doisy

1893–1986 (age 93)

Biochemist

Biography

Edward Adelbert Doisy (1893–1986) was a pioneering biochemist whose research on vitamin K earned international recognition and helped save lives around the world.

He is commemorated at Oak Hill Cemetery as a scientist whose curiosity, generosity, and mentorship inspired generations of researchers and medical professionals.

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