List of Munich People Of Ludwig Maximilian University (95 items)report

• Theodor W. Hänsch (Physics 2005; professor, 2001-02 Chairman of the Physics Department)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Wolfgang Ketterle (Physics 2001; PhD physics 1986)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Gerd Binnig (Physics 1986; Honorary Professor since 1987; 1987-1995 Director of IBM physics group at LMU Munich)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Hans Bethe (Physics 1967; PhD)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Wolfgang Pauli (Physics 1945; PhD)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Werner Heisenberg (Physics 1932; PhD)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Gustav Hertz (Physics 1926; student 1907-1908)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Johannes Stark (Physics 1919; PhD)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Max Planck (Physics 1918; PhD)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Max von Laue (Physics 1914; student one semester 1901-02, Privatdozent 1909, Honorary Doctorate)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Wilhelm Wien (Physics 1911; professor of physics since 1920)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (Physics 1901; professor chair since 1900)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physics) (Nobel laureates)

• Gerhard Ertl (Chemistry 2007; student 1958-1959, professor 1973-1986)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Hartmut Michel (Chemistry 1988; student lab work 1972/73)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Ernst Otto Fischer (Chemistry 1973; professor 1957-1959; honorary doctorate 1972)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Otto Hahn (Chemistry 1944; PhD student)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Adolf Butenandt (Chemistry 1939; professor)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Richard Kuhn (Chemistry 1938; PhD)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Peter Debye (Chemistry 1936; PhD)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Hans Fischer (Chemistry 1930; MD 1908)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Heinrich Wieland (Chemistry 1927; PhD)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Richard Adolf Zsigmondy (Chemistry 1925; professor)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Richard Willstätter (Chemistry 1915; diploma & PhD)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Eduard Buchner (Chemistry 1907; PhD & professor)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Adolf von Baeyer (Chemistry 1905; professor)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Hermann Emil Fischer (Chemistry 1902; professor 1875-1881)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Chemistry) (Nobel laureates)

• Günter Blobel (Physiology or Medicine 1999; studied medicine at the University of Munich)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine) (Nobel laureates)

• Bert Sakmann (Physiology or Medicine 1991; medical assistant 1968, MD 1974)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine) (Nobel laureates)

• Karl von Frisch (Physiology or Medicine 1973; student, assistant since 1910 & professor since 1925)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine) (Nobel laureates)

• Feodor Lynen (Physiology or Medicine 1964; student since 1930, PhD Mar. 1937, professor since 1947)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine) (Nobel laureates)

• Hans Adolf Krebs (Physiology or Medicine 1953; student, 1921 transferred to the University of Munich, started his clinical training, 1923 completed his medical exams)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine) (Nobel laureates)

• Otto Loewi (Physiology or Medicine 1936; student)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine) (Nobel laureates)

• Hans Spemann (Physiology or Medicine 1935; 1893-1894 studied at the University of Munich for clinical training)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine) (Nobel laureates)

• Thomas Mann (Literature 1929; student)
  
  (Nobel Prize in Literature) (Nobel laureates)

• Konrad Adenauer, Chancellor of Germany (1949–1963)
  
  (Chancellor of Germany) (Politicians and public figures)

• Karl Carstens, President of Germany (1979–1984)
  
  (President of Germany) (Politicians and public figures)

• Gustav Heinemann, President of Germany (1969–1974)
  
  (President of Germany) (Politicians and public figures)

• Roman Herzog, President of Germany (1994–1999)
  
  (President of Germany) (Politicians and public figures)

• Theodor Heuss, President of Germany (1949–1959)
  
  (President of Germany) (Politicians and public figures)

• Willi Graf, anti-Nazi resistance activist in the White Rose rebellion
  
  (Anti-Nazi resistance activists) (Politicians and public figures)

• Eric Voegelin, anti-Nazi philosopher
  
  (Anti-Nazi resistance activists) (Politicians and public figures)

• Kurt Huber, well known professor during the World War II era; anti-Nazi resistance activist in the White Rose rebellion
  
  (Anti-Nazi resistance activists) (Politicians and public figures)

• Ernst Munzinger, Abwehr Lieutenant Colonel turned anti-Nazi
  
  (Anti-Nazi resistance activists) (Politicians and public figures)

• Christoph Probst, anti-Nazi resistance activist in the White Rose rebellion
  
  (Anti-Nazi resistance activists) (Politicians and public figures)

• Alexander Schmorell, anti-Nazi resistance activist in the White Rose rebellion
  
  (Anti-Nazi resistance activists) (Politicians and public figures)

• Hans Scholl, anti-Nazi resistance activist, leader of the White Rose rebellion
  
  (Anti-Nazi resistance activists) (Politicians and public figures)

• Sophie Scholl, anti-Nazi resistance activist in the White Rose rebellion
  
  (Anti-Nazi resistance activists) (Politicians and public figures)

• John Dalberg-Acton, 1st Baron Acton (1834–1902), British historian and politician
  
  (Other politicians and public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Valdas Adamkus, President of Lithuania (1998–2003, 2004–2009)
  
  (Other politicians and public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Jaladat Ali Badirkhan, Kurdish writer, linguist, journalist and political activist
  
  (Other politicians and public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Dora Bakoyannis, Greek Foreign Affairs Minister, outgoing Mayor of Athens
  
  (Other politicians and public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Pope Benedict XVI, Pope (2005–2013) and former theologian
  
  (Other politicians and public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Dr. Diether Haenicke, President of Western Michigan University (1985–1998); Interim President (2006–2007)
  
  (Other politicians and public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Erwin Huber, leader of the Christian Social Union (2007–2009)
  
  (Other politicians and public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Sir Allama Muhammad Iqbal, poet and philosopher of Pakistan
  
  (Other politicians and public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Conrad Krez, member of the Wisconsin State Assembly
  
  (Other politicians and public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• King Ludwig III of Bavaria
  
  (Other politicians and public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Manfred Wörner, Secretary General of NATO (1988–1994)
  
  (Other politicians and public figures) (Politicians and public figures)

• Andrea Ablasser, immunologist (Other notable alumni)

• Ingeborg Beling, ethologist in the field of chronobiology (Other notable alumni)

• Werner Braune (1909–1951), Nazi SS officer, executed for war crimes (Other notable alumni)

• Bertolt Brecht, poet, playwright, and theatre director (Other notable alumni)

• William Lane Craig, Christian theologian and philosopher (Other notable alumni)

• Stefan Dassler, author of business-related non-fiction books (Other notable alumni)

• Georg Dohrn, German conductor (Other notable alumni)

• Aloys Fischer, educationalist and statistician (Other notable alumni)

• Wilhelm Frick (1877-1946), Nazi official, executed for war crimes (Other notable alumni)

• Diego García-Borreguero, Director of the Sleep Research Institute in Madrid, Spain (Other notable alumni)

• Karl Gebhardt (1897–1948), Nazi SS physician who conducted criminal medical experiments; executed for war crimes (Other notable alumni)

• Helmut Gernsheim, photo-historian, collector, and photographer (Other notable alumni)

• Gerd Gigerenzer, psychologist (Other notable alumni)

• Yvonne Hackenbroch (1912–2012), British museum curator and historian of jewellery (last Jew to earn a PhD there before World War II) (Other notable alumni)

• Wolfhart Hauser, businessman, chief executive of Intertek (Other notable alumni)

• Rudolf Hess, Nazi official acting as Adolf Hitler's deputy in the Nazi Party (Other notable alumni)

• Werner Herzog, film director (Other notable alumni)

• Ödön von Horváth, German-writing Austro-Hungarian-born playwright and novelist (Other notable alumni)

• Waldemar Hoven (1903–1948), Nazi physician executed for war crimes (Other notable alumni)

• Sara Murray Jordan, American gastroenterologist (Other notable alumni)

• Andreas Kaplan, German University professor and Rector (Other notable alumni)

• Alexander Kekulé, German doctor and biochemist (Other notable alumni)

• Christof Loy, opera director (Other notable alumni)

• Josef Mengele, SS officer and Auschwitz physician; earned a doctorate in anthropology (Other notable alumni)

• Wolf-Dieter Montag (1924–2018), German physician, and international sports administrator (Other notable alumni)

• Humberto Fernández Morán, Venezuelan scientist, inventor of the diamond knife (Other notable alumni)

• Dieter Nörr, scholar of ancient law (Other notable alumni)

• Michael Otto, head of German Otto Group (Other notable alumni)

• Sergey Padyukov, American architect (Other notable alumni)

• Dušan David Pařízek, Czech theatre director (Other notable alumni)

• John Piper, reformed theologian, author and pastor (Other notable alumni)

• Otto Friedrich Ranke, physiologist (Other notable alumni)

• Berta Scharrer, U.S.-based endocrinologist and scientific researcher (d. 1995) (Other notable alumni)

• Carl Sternheim, German playwright and short story writer (Other notable alumni)

• Heinz Hermann Thiele, German billionaire businessman and the chairman of Knorr-Bremse (Other notable alumni)

• Blake Ragsdale Van Leer, President of Georgia Tech and United States Army Officer (Other notable alumni)

• Martin H. Wiggers, German economist, editor, author and businessman (Other notable alumni)

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