David Keilin
a Jewish scientist focusing mainly on entomology.

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Born
21 March 1887 Moscow
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Died
27 February 1963 (aged 75) Cambridge
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Known for
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Fields
Entomology and parasitology
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Alma mater
University of Liège Magdalene College, Cambridge
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Awards
Fellow of the Royal Society Royal Medal (1939) Copley Medal (1951)
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Institutions
University of Cambridge
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Britain
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Author abbrev. (botany)
The standard author abbreviation Keilin is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name .
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Doctoral advisor
George Nuttall
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era
1800+