Did you know that Washington University's medical school has been pulling researchers and faculty from across the globe for more than 2 centuries? Explore the map to discover some places of note for the traveling scholars who spent time in St. Louis. Or, if you click on one of the portraits beneath the map, you can find short biographies and additional information about some of our amazing traveling scholars from centuries past.

<p>Frederick Baumgarten, circa 1860</p>

<p>Gustav Baumgarten, 1894</p>

<p>Louis <span class="selected-page">Boislinière, circa 1880</span></p>

<p>Jacques Bronfenbrenner, circa 1930</p>

<p>Helen Burch, circa 1948</p>

<p><span class="selected-page">Kehar Singh Chouké</span></p>

<p>Carl Cori</p>

<p>Gerty Cori</p>

<p>E.V. Cowdry, circa 1930</p>

<p>Arpad Csapo, circa 1970</p>

<p>Christian de Duve, circa 1974</p>

<p>Mokhtar Gado, circa 1992</p>

<p>Max Goldstein, circa 1920</p>

<p>Harvey Howard, circa 1920</p>

<p>John Esben Kirk, circa 1930</p>

<p>Luis Leloir, circa 1976</p>

<p>Rita Levi-Montalcini, circa 1963</p>

<p>Leo Loeb, circa 1925</p>

<p>Virginia Minnich, 1951</p>

<p>Aubrey Morrison</p>

<p>Severo Ochoa, 1976</p>

<p>Carlos Perez</p>

<p>August Schulenburg, circa 1906</p>

<p>Ruth and Martin Silberberg, 1949</p>

<p>Paul Stevenson, circa 1930</p>

<p>Valentina Suntzeff, 1911</p>

<p>Michel Ter-Pogossian, 1983</p>

<p>Kirsten Utheim Toverud, circa 1930</p>

<p>Mildred Trotter, 1950</p>

<p>Hiromu Tsuchiya, 1935</p>

<p>Emil Unanue, 1985</p>