Alexis Carrel

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Alexis Carrel's (1873-1944) contribution to the development of medicine and surgery was decisive. Although French, he developed most of his research activity in the United States. In 1906, he joined the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research in New York, where he perfected the anastomosis technique and continued to work on transplants, skin grafts, tissue preservation, etc. It was at this institution that he developed most of the work that led him, in 1912, to receive, very early on, the Nobel Prize in Medicine.
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