Edelman

[ ed-l-muhn ]

noun

1. Gerald Maurice, 1929–2014, U.S. biochemist: Nobel Prize in Medicine 1972.

Edelman

/ ˈɛdəlmən /

noun

1. EdelmanGerald Maurice1929MUSSCIENCE: chemist Gerald Maurice. born 1929, US biochemist: he shared the Nobel prize for physiology or medicine (1972) with Rodney Porter for determining the structure of antibodies

Edelman

/ ĕd′l-mən /

1. American biochemist who shared with Rodney Porter the 1972 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine for their research on the chemical structure and nature of antibodies.

Example Sentences

Edelman said he and his colleagues at the Capital Jewish Museum have looked into Kameny’s background and know that, although he was of Jewish heritage, he did not practice the Jewish faith in his adult life.

From Washington Blade

Faith in government leaders, traditional media and social media as a source for general news has reached an all-time low, according to a recent study from PR firm Edelman, which polled 33,000 respondents globally.

From Digiday

According to Edelman, business is now trusted more than government in 18 of the countries surveyed.

From Time

I learned in Hope Edelman’s Motherless Daughters that for children and adolescents, not having a mother stunts your self-esteem.

From Essence.com

According to Edelman’s recent report, only 38% of respondents believe that businesses are doing well at putting people before profits.

From Search Engine Watch

Jonah Edelman is the co-founder and CEO of Stand for Children.

From The Daily Beast

“A heartfelt ‘thank you for your service,’ is no longer nearly enough,” said Martin Edelman, trustee of the Fallen Heroes Fund.

From The Daily Beast

Andrew Roberts speaks to Eric Edelman about the unintended consequences for South Asia.

From The Daily Beast

Saudi Arabia is the lynchpin,” says Edelman, “the key country.

From The Daily Beast

After Rabbi Edelman came, my uncle continued on various occasions to assist him.

From Project Gutenberg

In 1886, when local Jewry instituted a much more liberal ritual, Rabbi Edelman's convictions induced him to resign.

From Project Gutenberg