Thomas Huckle Weller

1915–2008 (age 93)

virologist

Biography

Thomas Huckle Weller, born in 1915, contributed to science as a virologist whose groundbreaking research helped unlock the mysteries of poliovirus. Awarded the Nobel Prize for his work, he advanced the field of medical research while remaining a humble colleague and devoted teacher.

He inspired generations of scientists by demonstrating that careful observation, patience, and kindness could advance both knowledge and the good of humanity.

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