List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1957

Three hundred and forty-four scholars and artists were awarded a total of $1,500,000 Guggenheim Fellowships in 1957.^[1][2][3]

1957 U. S. and Canadian Fellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institutional association	Research topic	Notes	Ref
Creative Arts	Fiction	Holger Cahill		Novel writing		[4]
		Alfred Chester			Also won in 1967	[5]
		Lucy Daniels				[6][7]
		Borden Deal				[8]
		Herbert Gold	State University of Iowa			[9]
		Robert Conroy Goldston				[10]
		Roger Lemelin			Also won in 1946	[11]
		Byron Herbert Reece	Young Harris College		Also won in 1952	[8]
		Mary Lee Settle			Also won in 1960	[12]
		Adele Wiseman				[13]
	Fine Arts	William Barnett	Philadelphia Museum School of Art	Painting		[14][15]
		Frederick G. Becker	St. Louis School of Fine Arts	Printmaking		[16][17][18]
		Virgil David Cantini	University of Pittsburgh	Creative design in enamels		[14]
		Carmen Cicero	Roselle Park High School	Painting	Also won in 1963	[19]
		Robert Aaron Frame	Pasadena School of Fine Arts			[20]
		Paul Theodore Granlund	Minneapolis School of Art	Sculpture	Also won in 1958	[21]
		Dimitri Hadzi				[19][22]
		Barbara Hult Lekberg	University of the Arts in Philadelphia		Also won in 1959	[23]
		Max Loehr	University of Michigan			[24]
		Joseph S. Sheppard	Dickinson College	Painting		[25][26]
	Music Composition	Dominick Argento	University of Minnesota	Composing	Also won in 1964	[27]
		Mark Bucci			Also won in 1953	[28]
		Chou Wen-chung	Columbia University		Also won in 1959	[27][29]
		Jacob Druckman			Also won in 1968	[27]
		Earl George	Syracuse University			[27][30]
		Peggy Glanville-Hicks			Also won in 1955	[31]
		Edmund Thomas Haines	Sarah Lawrence College		Also won in 1956	[32][33]
		Attilio Joseph Macero	TEO Productions		Also won in 1958	[27]
		Ned Rorem			Also won in 1978	[27][14][15]
		Robert Starer	Juilliard School		Also won in 1963	[34]
		Gregory Tucker	Massachusetts Institute of Technology			[27][35]
		David Van Vactor	University of Tennessee, Knoxville			[27][36][37][8]
		Stanley Wolfe [de]	Juilliard School	Interpretive dance number King's Heart		[27][38]
	Photography	John Collier Jr.		Uses of photography in social sciences		[39][40]
		W. Eugene Smith			Also won in 1956, 1968	[41]
	Poetry	Paul Hamilton Engle	University of Iowa	Writing	Also won in 1953, 1959	[9]
		Marcia Nardi				[42]
		Alastair Reid			Also won in 1958	[43]
		Jonathan C. Williams		Recording annals and writing the archaeology and other phases of the Etowah Indian Mounds from the poet's point of view		[6][7]
Humanities	American Literature	Curtis Dahl	Wheaton College	19th century archaeological discoveries in relation to the cultural history of the West		[44][35]
		Charles Andrew Fenton	Yale University	Completion of previously started biography about Stephen Vincent Benét		[45]
		Robert Clay Humphrey	University of North Carolina, Greensboro	Role of the poet in mid-century America		[6][7]
		Henry Dan Piper	California Institute of Technology			[20]
		Walter B. Rideout [de]	Northwestern University			[3]
		Louis Decimus Rubin Jr.	Richmond News Leader	Key themes and formal concepts in the literature of the South		[46]
		Albert Douglass Van Nostrand	Brown University			[35]
		Richard Walser	North Carolina State College	Regional basis of literary interpretations of the South		[6][7]
	Architecture, Planning and Design	W. Burlie Brown	Tulane University	American architectural thought and expression, 1865-1914		[44]
		William Bell Dinsmoor				[47]
		Allan Bernard Temko	San Francisco Chronicle, University of California, Berkeley	Architecture on the West Coast of the United States		[48]
	Bibliography	Ernst Maximilian Posner	American University	History of archives administration		[44]
	Biography	Flora Anne Armitage				[49]
		Karl J. R. Arndt [de]	Clark University			[35]
		Laura Fermi		Benito Mussolini		[3][44]
	British History	Joseph O. Baylen	Delta State College	W. T. Stead		[44]
		John Leonard Clive	Harvard University	Transition from 18th to 19th century thought and opinion in England		[44][35]
		Paul H. Hardacre	Vanderbilt University	Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon		[44][36][37][8]
		J. Jean Hecht	Haverford College	The upper-class family in 18th century England		[44][14][15]
		Gustave Lanctot	Ottawa University		Also won in 1956	[50]
		Arthur J. Marder	University of Hawaii	English seapower in the 20th century	Also won in 1941, 1946	[44]
	Classics	Darrell Arlynn Amyx	University of California, Berkeley	Greek vase painting	Also won in 1973	[48]
		George Eckel Duckworth	Princeton University	Virgil as the poet of Augustan Rome		[19][15]
		Demetrius J. Georgacas [de]	University of North Dakota		Also won in 1964	[51]
		Philip Levine	Harvard University			[35]
		Paul Lachlan MacKendrick	University of Wisconsin	Roman colonization in the Republican period		[44][52]
		John Brodie McDiarmid	University of Washington			[53][54]
		Lionel Pearson	Stanford University	Popular ethics in ancient Greece		[48]
		Wilson Gerson Rabinowitz	University of California, Berkeley	Certain writings by Aristotle		[48]
		Renata von Scheliha		Musical and poetical contests of the Greeks		[55]
		Herbert Chayyim Youtie	University of Michigan	Scholarly use of papyrological literature		[44][56]
	East Asian Studies	Shih-Hsiang Chen	University of California, Berkeley	Historical study of Chinese literature		[48]
		James Robert Hightower	Harvard University			[35]
		Emanuel Sarkisyanz	Bishop College	Buddhist influence on Burmese social thought		[44][57]
		Robert Shafer	University of California	Sino-Tibetan languages		[48]
	English Literature	Donald Lemen Clark			Also won in 1944	[58]
		Arthur Morse Eastman	University of Michigan	Suspended judgement in Shakespeare's plays		[59]
		Thomas Cary Duncan Eaves	University of Arkansas	Samuel Richardson		[60]
		Richard David Ellmann	Northwestern University		Also won in 1949, 1970	[3]
		Arthur Friedman	University of Chicago	18th century literature		[3][61]
		Donald Johnson Greene	University of California, Riverside	Relation between English literature and politics in the 18th century	Also won in 1979	[20][44]
		Bruce Harkness	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Influence of certain English publishing firms on authors in the 20th century		[3][62]
		Benjamin B. Hoover	University of Washington	Relationship of literature and politics in 18th century England		[44]
		Richard Meredith Hosley	University of Missouri	Elizabethan stage and methods of presenting plays		[17][18]
		John Henderson Long	Morehead State College	Shakespeare's use of performed music in his plays		[63][59]
		Thomas Francis Parkinson	University of California, Berkeley	Later poetry by William Butler Yeats		[48]
		Fannie Elizabeth Ratchford	University of Texas	19th century literary forgeries	Also won in 1929, 1937	[64][65][57]
		Irving Ribner	Tulane University	Shakespeare's growth and development as a writer of tragedy		[59]
		William Andrew Ringler Jr.	Washington University in St. Louis	Complete poetical works of Sir Philip Sidney; history of Tudor poetry	Also won in 1947	[16][17][59][18]
		Robert Wentworth Rogers	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Alexander Pope		[3][62]
		Eleanor Rosenberg	Barnard College	Literature in the New World as known in Tudor England		[66][59]
		John Calhoun Stephens Jr.	Emory University	Richard Steele and Joseph Addison as editors of The Guardian		[8]
		Wilfred Healey Stone	Stanford University	E. M. Forster	Also won in 1967	[48]
		Alvin Whitley	University of Wisconsin	Victorian popular poetry		[52]
	Fine Arts Research	Alfred Neumeyer [de]	Mills College	Naturalistic elements in medieval art		[48]
		John Goldsmith Phillips	Metropolitan Museum	Works of Andrea del Verrocchio and the young Leonardo da Vinci		[59]
		Benjamin Rowland Jr. [de]	Harvard University			[35]
		Aline B. Saarinen	The New York Times			[67]
		Pauline Simmons				[68]
	Folklore and Popular Culture	George Korson	Pennsylvania Folklore Society	Anthracite region		[69]
		David Park McAllester	Wesleyan University	Navajo ceremonial chants		[55]
		Donald Knight Wilgus	Western Kentucky University	History of the Anglo-American ballad since 1898		[63]
	French Literature	Joel Colton	Duke University	Léon Blum and French Socialism		[44][6][7]
		Carl Albert Viggiani	Wesleyan University	Works by Albert Camus		[55]
French Literature	Konrad Ferdinand Bieber [de]	Connecticut College	Contemporary Franco-German literary relations		[55][70]
	Durand Echeverria	Brown University	Meaning of liberty in French thought of the 18th century		[44][35]
	Oscar Alfred Haac [de]	Emory University	French novel of the 18th century		[70][8]
	Armand Hoog	Princeton University			[19][15]
	Georges J. Joyaux	Michigan State University	Influence of North African writers on contemporary French letters		[71][56]
	Félix-Antoine Savard				[72]
	Laurence Wylie [de]	Haverford College	Attitudes and values of villages in two contrasting regions of rural France		[14][15]
German and East European History	Klemens von Klemperer	Smith College	Alternatives to the Anschluss of Austria		[44][35][30]
German and Scandinavian Literature	Robert Livingston Beare				[73]
	Sigurd Burckhardt	Ohio State University	Comparative study of the dramatic poetry of Shakespeare and Goethe		[74][59]
	Walter G. Johnson	University of Washington	Research in Stockholm	Also won in 1964	[54]
	James Woodrow Marchand	Washington University in St. Louis	Dating Old High German and Gothic manuscripts		[16][17][18]
	André von Gronicka	Columbia University		Also won in 1969	[75]
	Werner Vordtriede	University of Wisconsin	Conception of the poet in German Romanticism		[52]
History of Science and Technology	Giorgio Diaz de Santillana	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Vincenzio Viviani		[44][35]
Iberian and Latin American History	Ernest Joseph Burrus	St. Louis University	Documents in Italian archives bearing on Latin American history		[16][44][17][18]
	Joseph Newman				[76]
	Watt Stewart	New York State College for Teachers	Business activities of Minor Cooper Keith in Costa Rica		[44]
Intellectual and Cultural History	Walter M. Simon	Cornell University	History of European positivism in the 19th century		[44]
	Gertrude Himmelfarb		Development of Darwin's thought and of contemporary response to his work	Also won in 1955	[44]
	Frank Edward Manuel	Brandeis University	Mythology and primitive religion in 18th century thought		[44][35]
Literary Criticism	Meyer H. Abrams	Cornell University		Also won in 1960	[77]
	John Jacob Enck	University of Wisconsin	Restoration comedy		[52]
	Martin Price	Yale University	Ideas of order in representative 18th century English writers	Also won in 1971	[55]
	Wilbur Samuel Howell	Princeton University	Theories of logic and rhetoric in 18th century England	Also won in 1948	[19][15]
	Joseph Holmes Summers	University of Connecticut	Milton's Paradise Lost		[55][59]
Medieval Literature	Albert B. Friedman	Harvard University		Also won in 1965	[35]
	Paul Murray Kendall	Ohio University	Warwick the Kingmaker	Also won in 1961	[74]
	Durant Waite Robertson Jr.	Princeton University	Poetry of Chaucer in the light of medieval tradition		[19][15][59]
Music Research	Karl J. Geiringer	Boston University			[35]
	Hans Nathan [de]	Michigan State University	Italian instrumental ensemble music of the early 17th century		[71][59]
	Walter H. Rubsamen	University of California, Los Angeles	15th century Italian vocal music	Also won in 1947	[20][59]
	Eric Werner	Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion	Liturgy and their influence on the history of church and synagogue music		[78][79]
Near Eastern Studies	George Makdisi	University of Michigan	History of Islamic socio-religious movements in the 11th century	Also won in 1966	[44][75][56]
	Jacob J. Rabinowitz	Hebrew University			[80]
	Arthur Võõbus	Chicago Lutheran Theological Seminary	Syrian monasticism from the 2nd to the 5th century, A.D.	Also won in 1958, 1968	[3][44]
Philosophy	Lewis White Beck	University of Rochester	Immanuel Kant's ethical theory		[81]
	Burton Spencer Dreben	Harvard University			[35]
	William Bernard Peach	Duke University	Richard Price and British moral philosophy		[6][7]
Religion	Ralph Harper	Bard College		Also won in 1965	[82]
	John Thomas McNeill	Union Theological Seminary	Works of John Calvin		[44][59]
Renaissance History	Franklin Dickey [de]	University of Oregon	The concept of 'the learned poet' in Renaissance England		[59][83]
	Paul O. Kristeller	Columbia University	Philosophical and humanistic manuscripts of the Renaissance from the 14th to the 16th centuries	Also won in 1968	[44][59]
Russian History	Marc Raeff	Clark University	The nobility's relationships to the Russian state, 1725-1861	Also won in 1987	[44][35]
Science Writing	Donald Greame Kelley				[84]
Slavic Literature	Victor Erlich	University of Washington	Research in London and Bristol	Also won in 1964, 1976	[54]
	Olga Scherer [pl]	Yale University	Russian short story		[55]
Spanish and Portuguese Literature	[[[Carlos Blanco Aguinaga]] [[[:es:[Carlos Blanco Aguinaga|es]]]	Ohio State University	Literary style of Miguel de Unamuno		[74]
	Sherman Hinkle Eoff	Washington University in St. Louis	Philosophic attitudes of 19th and 20th century novels, with particular emphasis on the emotional impact of modern science on the literary mind		[16][17][18]
	Vicente Llorens [es]	Princeton University	Blanco White		[19][15]
	Juan López-Morillas [es]	Brown University	Intellectual history of modern Spain	Also won in 1950	[44][35]
	Juan Marichal	Bryn Mawr College	Manuel Azaña	Also won in 1972	[44][14][15]
	Walter T. Pattison	University of Minnesota			[21][85]
United States History	Robert V. Bruce	Boston University	1877 railroad strikes and labor riots in the USA		[44][35]
	Lyman Henry Butterfield	Harvard University			[86]
	Louis L. Gerson	University of Connecticut	Impact of American immigrant groups on US foreign policies		[55][44]
	Robert V. Hine	University of California, Riverside	Edward, Richard, and Benjamin Kern	Also won in 1967	[20][44]
	William Turrentine Jackson	University of California, Davis	British contributions to the development of the American West	Also won in 1964	[48][44]
	Weymouth Tyree Jordan	Florida State University	Scientific agriculture in the Old South		[87][44]
	Aubrey Christian Land	University of Nebraska	The merchant-planter class of the Chesapeake Colonies		[44][88]
	Robert Alexander Lively	Princeton University	Herbert Hoover and the American enterprise		[44][19][15]
	Richard Lowitt	Connecticut College	George W. Norris		[55][44]
	Andrew Forest Muir	Polytechnic Institute (Puerto Rico), Rice Institute	William Marsh Rice		[57][89]
	Bessie Louise Pierce	University of Chicago	History of the city of Chicago	Also won in 1955	[3][44]
	Frederick Rudolph	Williams College	History of higher education in the USA	Also won in 1968	[44][35][69][30]
	Helen C. Shugg		The part played by the search for health in westward migration in the USA		[3][44][21]
	Alice Elizabeth Smith	Wisconsin State Historical Society	Scottish leadership and capital in the development of the lower Lake Michigan area in the 19th century		[44][52]
	George Brown Tindall	Louisiana State University	History of the South, 1913-1946		[44]
	John Chalmers Vinson	University of Georgia	US Senate and American foreign policy, 1931-1941		[44][8]
	Bell Irvin Wiley	Emory University	History of the Confederate States of America, 1861-1865		[44][8]
Natural Science	Applied Mathematics	Ronold W. P. King	Harvard University	Antennae and ultra-high frequency phenomena	Also won in 1937	[90][91]
		Geoffrey Stuart Stephen Ludford	University of Maryland	Mathematical theory of compressible flow		[25][91]
		Shih-I Pai	University of Maryland	Fluid dynamics of high-speed and high-temperature gas flows		[25][91]
		William Prager	Brown University			[92]
		Shan-Fu Shen	University of Maryland	Hydrodynamic stability		[25][91]
		Armand Siegel	Boston University	Problems of applied statistical mechanics		[35][91]
	Astronomy and Astrophysics	Masahisa Sugiura	University of Alaska	Solar influences on the Earth's upper atmosphere		[91]
	Chemistry	Robert Byron Bird	University of Wisconsin-Madison	Applications of equations of change to engineering		[52]
		Gordon M. Barrow	Northwestern University	Electronic structure of certain functional groups		[3][91]
		Gunnar Bror Bergman	California Institute of Technology			[20]
		Warren William Brandt	Purdue University	Certain aspects of gas chromatography		[93][94]
		Norman Henry Cromwell	University of Nebraska	Organic reaction mechanisms	Also won in 1950	[88]
		Victor R. Deitz	United States Naval Research Laboratory			[95]
		Renato Dulbecco	California Institute of Technology			[20]
		Paul Stephen Farrington	University of California, Los Angeles			[20]
		Harold Leo Friedman	University of California, Los Angeles			[20]
		Garman Harbottle	Brookhaven National Laboratory	Chemical consequences of nuclear transformation in certain crystalline solids		[91]
		Edward L. King	University of Wisconsin	Kinetics and mechanisms of chemical reactions in solution		[52]
		David Emerson Mann	National Bureau of Standards	Nature and origin of potential barriers hindering internal rotation in molecules		[91]
		Foil A. Miller	Mellon Institute	Nuclear magnetic resonance		[14][91]
		Rollie John Myers Jr.	University of California, Berkeley	Chemical reactions of radicals, atoms and ions		[48]
		Martin A. Paul	Harpur College	Kinetics and mechanisms of nitration reactions in the solvent acetic anhydride		[96]
		Raymond Pepinsky	Pennsylvania State University	Crystal design of salts of complex and organic ions		[14][15][91]
		Lloyd Hilton Reyerson	University of Minnesota		Also won in 1927	[85]
		Ernest Haywood Swift	California Institute of Technology			[20]
		Bernard Weinstock [de]	Argonne National Laboratory	Thermodynamic properties of liquid Helium-3-Helium-4 mixtures		[3][91]
		John Edward Wertz	University of Minnesota	Interactions of unpaired electron systems with their environment in the solid state		[21][91]
		George Landis Zimmerman	Bryn Mawr College			[15]
	Earth Science	Jacob A. Bjerknes	University of California, Los Angeles			[20]
		John Edwin Brush	Rutgers University	Land use and settlement in Old Piscataway Township, New Jersey		[19]
		Don Kirkham	Iowa State University	Fertility of intensely cultivated soils of Belgium		[9][91]
		Merle Charles Prunty Jr.	University of Georgia	Effect of contemporary occupance forms on plantation landholdings in the South		[8]
		Howel Williams	University of California, Berkeley	Central American and the West Indian volcanoes	Also won in 1949	[48]
	Engineering	Diogenes James Angelakos	University of California, Berkeley	Electromagnetic radiation from regions filled with anisotropic materials		[48][91]
		Edward Walter Comings	Purdue University	High pressure technology; European education in chemical engineering		[93][94]
		Ladislas Goldstein	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	High energy condensed discharges in the heavy rare gases		[3][62][91]
		André Laurent Jorissen	Cornell University			[97]
		Erik Leonard Mollo-Christensen	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Unsteady aerodynamics		[35][91]
		Herbert Mark Neustadt	U.S. Naval Academy		Also won in 1956	[98]
		George William Preckshot	University of Minnesota			[21][85]
		Stanley Eugene Rauch	University of California, Santa Barbara	Certain characteristics of systems of nonlinear differential equations		[20][99][91]
		Paul Southworth Symonds	Brown University			[35]
		Mahinder S. Uberoi	University of Michigan	Turbulent motion of fluids		[91][56]
	Geography and Environmental Studies	Robert Eric Dickinson	Syracuse University
	Mathematics	William Werner Boone	Catholic University		Also won in 1977	[100]
		Charles L. Dolph	University of Michigan	Partial differential equations as they occur in the applied mathematical fields of scattering and fluid mechanisms		[91][56]
		Harish-Chandra	Institute for Advanced Study	Research in Paris		[101]
		Orville Goodwin Harrold Jr.	University of Tennessee	Three-dimensional topologies		[36][37][8]
		Kenkichi Iwasawa	Massachusetts Institute of Technology			[35]
		George Daniel Mostow	Johns Hopkins University	Compact Lie transformation groups		[25]
		Jerzy Neyman	University of California, Berkeley	Statistical studies toward a theory of the spatial distribution of galaxies		[48][91]
		Erich Rothe	University of Michigan			[56]
		Leo Reino Sario	University of California, Los Angeles			[20]
	Medicine and Health	Herbert Leon Borison	University of Utah	Forebrain and hindbrain structures in the regulation of visceral activities		[102][103]
		Averill Abraham Liebow	Yale University School of Medicine	Pathophysiology of pulmonary circulation		[55]
		Frederick Sargent, II	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Physiological mechanisms of sweat gland fatigue		[3][62]
	Molecular and Cellular Biology	Christian B. Anfinsen Jr.	National Institutes of Health			[104]
		Jay Vern Beck	Brigham Young University	Methods of isolation and mass propagation of iron-oxidizing bacteria		[102][103]
		Edward George Boettiger	University of Connecticut	Insect flight muscle		[55]
		Ernest Borek	City College of New York		Also won in 1950	[105]
		Jefferson M. Crismon	Stanford University	Mechanisms of inactivation of certain amines in peripheral blood vessels		[48]
		Thomas Timothy Crocker	University of California, Irvine			[106]
		Tihamer Zoltan Csaky	University of North Carolina	Mechanism of carbohydrate transfers in biological systems		[2][6][7]
		Sanford S. Elberg	University of California, Berkeley	Effectiveness of the vaccine developed to prevent Brucella infection in cattle		[48]
Wilburn John Eversole		University of New Mexico	Endocrine regulation of salt and water metabolism		[39]
Paul Fredric Fenton		Brown University	Stephen Vincent Benét		[55][35]
Halvor Orin Halvorson		University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Studies of micro-organisms important in food microbiology		[3][62][21]
John William Kelly		Medical College of Virginia	Use of micro-spectrophotometry	Also won in 1960	[46]
Richard Fuller Kimball		Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Nucleic acid and protein content of parts of the protozoan cell		[36][37][8]
Irvin E. Liener		University of Minnesota			[21][85]
Boris Magasanik		Harvard University			[35]
Harry Wilbur Seeley Jr.		Cornell University			[107]
Alvin Ferner Sellers		University of Minnesota	Nervous mechanisms regulating stomach functions; absorptive mechanisms in the intestines		[108][21][85]
Martin Sonenberg		Cornell University Medical College			[109]
David B. Sprinson		Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons			[110]
Mortimer Paul Starr		University of California, Davis	Plant disease bacteria	Also won in 1968	[48]
Kenneth V. Thimann		Harvard University		Also won in 1950	[35]
Oscar Touster		Vanderbilt University School of Medicine	Metabolism and biochemistry of sub-cellular particles		[36][37][8]
Robert Philip Wagner		University of Texas	Genetic control of metabolism		[57]
Philip E. Wilcox		University of Washington	Fundamental studies on proteins		[54]
Cecil Edmund Yarwood		University of California, Berkeley	Acquired immunity to virus infections in plants		[48]
Organismic Biology and Ecology	George Anastos	University of Maryland	Ticks found on reptiles		[25]
	John Tyler Bonner	Princeton University	Role of cell variations in the development of cellular slime molds	Also won in 1971	[19][15]
	Arthur Merton Chickering	Albion College	Taxonomy of spiders	Also won in 1958	[71][56]
	Louie Irby Davis		Songs and calls of Mexican birds		[57]
	Paul Lester Errington	Iowa State College	Periodic cycles in vertebrate populations		[9]
	George Evelyn Hutchinson	Yale University	Biological limnology	Also won in 1949	[55]
	Karl Frank Lagler	University of Michigan			[56]
	Alden H. Miller	University of California, Berkeley	Breeding activity of birds at equatorial latitudes		[48]
	John Luther Mohr	University of California, Los Angeles			[20]
	Val Nolan Jr.	Indiana University	Northern Prairie Warbler and marketable title to land		[111][94]
	Donald Frederick Poulson	Yale University	Comparative biology of copper accumulation in animals		[55]
	Albert Glenn Richards	University of Minnesota			[21][85]
	Bradley T. Scheer	University of Oregon	Isolation of crustacean hormones		[112][83]
	Frank John Vernberg	Duke University	Activity and metabolism of marine animals at various temperatures		[6][7]
	Charles Edward Wilde Jr.	University of Pennsylvania	Biochemical mechanisms of cellular differentiation		[75][14][15]
	Walter LeRoy Wilson	University of Vermont College of Medicine	Inhibition of cell division		[35][113]
Physics	Arnold B. Arons	Amherst College, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute	Stability and overturn of sea water columns in winter cooling		[35][114][91][30]
	Nicolaas Bloembergen	Harvard University	Nuclear and electron spin magnetic resonance		[35][91]
	Owen Chamberlain	University of California, Berkeley	Theoretical physics of the fundamental particles		[48][91]
	Morrel H. Cohen	University of Chicago	Electron theory of alloys		[3][91]
	Clyde Lorrain Cowan	Los Alamos Laboratory	Physics of the neutrino and its interactions with atomic nuclei		[39][40][91]
	Jay Gregory Dash	Los Alamos Laboratory	Critical velocity in liquid Helium-2		[39][40][91]
	Robert Briggs Day	Los Alamos Laboratory	Low-lying odd-parity levels in heavy even-even nuclei		[39][40][91]
	Claude Geoffrion			Also won in 1958	[115]
	Roy Jay Glauber	Harvard University	Interactions of elementary particles	Also won in 1972	[35][91]
	Edwin L. Goldwasser	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Effect of nucleon recoils in photo-meson production		[3][62][91]
	Melville Saul Green	National Bureau of Standards	Theoretical researches in statistical mechanics of time-depenedent phenomena	Also won in 1973	[91]
	Dieter Kurath	Argonne National Laboratory	Methods for the calculation of nuclear properties		[3][116][91]
	John Selden Kirby-Smith	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	Radiation biology and biophysics		[36][37][8][91]
	Leo Silvio Lavatelli	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Nature of the interactions of pions with nucleons		[3][62][91]
	John Hundale Lawrence				[117]
	Joseph S. Levinger	Louisiana State University	Theory of the nuclear photoelectric effect		[91]
	Ralph Stuart Mackay Jr.	University of California, Berkeley, University of California Medical Center		Also won in 1956	[118]
	Allan Henry Morrish	University of Minnesota	Solid state at low temperatures		[21][91][85]
	Lorne Albert Page	University of Pittsburgh	Photons, electrons, and positrons by precision beta ray and gamma ray spectroscopy techniques		[14][91]
	Robert Vivian Pound	Harvard University	Nuclear moments of short-lived nuclear states	Also won in 1971	[35][91]
	Frederick Reines	Los Alamos Laboratory	Physics of the neutrino and its interaction with the atomic nucleus		[39][91]
	Isadore Rudnick [de]	University of California, Los Angeles	Thermoelastic waves in metals at low temperatures		[20][91]
	Ellis Philip Steinberg	Argonne National Laboratory	Process of nuclear fission		[3][91]
Plant Science	Enrique Balech	Ministry of the Navy (Argentina)		Also won in 1958	[119]
	Lawrence Rogers Blinks	Stanford University	Bioelectric phenomena	Also won in 1939, 1948	[48]
	Jules Brunel [fr]	University of Montreal			[120]
	Alden Springer Crafts	University of California, Davis	Herbicidal chemicals	Also won in 1938	[48]
	Emanuel Epstein	University of California			[121]
	Donald Sankey Farner	Washington State College	Physiological cycles of birds		[122]
	Leslie Andrew Garay	Harvard University			[123]
	Charles William Hagen Jr.	Indiana University	Differentiation within plant species		[111][94]
	Leonard Machlis	University of California, Berkeley	Physiology of the water mold Allomyces		[48]
	Roy Overstreet	University of California, Berkeley	Mineral absorption by plant and animal cells	Also won in 1945	[48]
	Daniel Altman Roberts	University of Florida			[124]
	Stanley George Stephens				[125]
	Rufus Henney Thompson				[126]
	Harry Ernest Wheeler				[127]
Social Sciences	Anthropology and Cultural Studies	Arthur J. O. Anderson	New Mexico Museum of Art	Aztec accounts of Spanish colonization	Also won in 1955	[39][44][40]
		Ralph Leon Beals	University of California, Los Angeles			[20]
		Svend E. Frederiksen			Also won in 1958	[128]
		Alfred Vincent Kidder				[129]
		Donald Stanley Marshall	Peabody Museum of Salem, Harvard University	Mangaia in Polynesian dialects		[35][130]
		Sidney Wilfred Mintz	Yale University	Haitian internal marketing system		[55]
		John Howland Rowe	University of California, Berkeley	Incas during Spanish colonial rule		[48]
	Economics	Arnold C. Harberger	University of Chicago			[3][116]
		George Herbert Hildebrand	University of California, Los Angeles		Also won in 1952	[20]
		Gerald Marvin Meier	Wesleyan University	International trade and economic development in the British tropics, 1870-1914	Also won in 1958	[55]
	Education	Lawrence Arthur Cremin	Teachers College at Columbia University, The Spencer Foundation	History of American educational thought, 1880-1940		[44]
		Alfred Novak	Michigan State University	Teaching of natural science		[71][56]
	Law	George Lee Haskins	University of Pennsylvania	Early colonial law		[75][131]
		John O. Honnold Jr.	University of Pennsylvania Law School	Law governing sales of goods under civil law systems		[75][14][15]
		Leonard Williams Levy	Brandeis University	Provisions against compulsory self-incrimination in Anglo-American law		[44][35]
		Arthur Selwyn Miller	Emory University	Domestic goals of modern nation-states in relation to international trade		[8]
	Political Science	George Arthur Codding Jr.	University of Pennsylvania	International postal communication		[75][14][15]
		Howard Jay Graham	Los Angeles County Law Library	History of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution	Also won in 1953	[20][44]
		Lennox Algernon Mills	University of Minnesota		Also won in 1936, 1959	[21][85]
		Theodore Lucien Shay	Willamette University	Hindu principles on current Indian political policy		[83][132]
	Psychology	Magda B. Arnold	Loyola University, Chicago, Spring Hill College			[133]
		Andrew Laurence Comrey Jr.	University of California, Los Angeles			[20]
		Herschel Leibowitz	University of Wisconsin	Sensory and neurophysiological correlates of perception		[52]
		Richard Lester Solomon	Harvard University			[35]
	Sociology	Leonard Broom	University of California, Los Angeles			[20]
		Ronald Freedman	University of Michigan	University of Michigan		[56]
		Herbert Hyman	Columbia University	Comparative study of public opinion on civil liberties in the USA and Great Britain		[44]
		Marvin Eugene Wolfgang	University of Pennsylvania	Florentine contributions to the history and philosophy of punishment for crime	Also won in 1968	[44][75][15][59]

1957 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institutional association	Research topic	Notes	Ref
Creative Arts	Fine Arts	Epifanio Irizarry	Puerto Rican Division of Community Education	Painting		[119]
		Antonio Joseph			Also won in 1953	[134][119]
		Julio Rosado del Valle	Puerto Rico Department of Education			[135][119]
		Enrique Echeverría				[136][119]
	Music Composition	José Serebrier		Composing	Also won in 1958	[119]
Humanities	Folklore and Popular Culture	Emile Marcelin				[119]
	History of Science and Technology	Francisco Guerra	Universidad Nacional de México			[119]
	Iberian and Latin American History	José Miranda González [es]	Universidad Nacional de México		Also won in 1966	[119]
	Linguistics	John Corominas	University of Chicago		Also won in 1945, 1948	[3]
Natural Science	Earth Science	Horacio Homero Camacho	University of Buenos Aires			[119]
		Fernando Vila	YPF			[119]
	Mathematics	Leopoldo Nachbin	University of Brazil		Also won in 1949, 1958	[137][119]
	Medicine and Health	Alejandro Arce Queirolo	Asunción Military Hospital			[119]
		Joaquín Luco Valenzuela [es]			Also won in 1937, 1938, 1968	[138]
	Molecular and Cellular Biology	Fernando Mönckeberg Barros	Universidad de Chile			[119]
		Adolfo Max Rothschild	Biological Institute of São Paulo		Also won in 1956	[119]
	Organismic Biology and Ecology	Clare R. Baltazar	National Institute of Science and Technology		Also won in 1964	[139]
		Virgilio Biaggi Jr.	University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez		Birds in Puerto Rico	[140][119]
		Leopoldo E. Caltagirone-Zamora	La Cruz National Entomological Station		Also won in 1958	[119]
		Newton Dias dos Santos [pt]	National Museum of Brazil			[119]
		Diva Diniz Corrêa	University of São Paulo			[119]
		Bernardo Alberto Houssay				[141]
		Frederico Lane	Ministry of Agriculture (Brazil)		Also won in 1952	[119]
		Dalcy de Oliveira Albuquerque [pt]	National Museum of Brazil		Also won in 1960	[119]
		Herminio R. Rabanal		Fish culture in fresh water ponds	Also won in 1959	[142]
		Francisco Silvério Pereira	Claretiano College			[119]
	Physics	Alfredo Baños Jr.	University of California, Los Angeles	All possible cases of dipole radiation in the presence of a dissipative half-space	Also won in 1935, 1936, 1937	[20][91]
	Plant Science	Fausto Folquer	National University of Tucumán		Also won in 1957	[119]
		Alvaro Fernández-Pérez	Colombian Institute of Natural Sciences		Also won in 1975	[119]
		Roberto Fresa	Ministry of Agriculture (Argentina)			[119]
		Juan Héctor Hunziker [es]	Ministry of Agriculture (Argentina)		Also won in 1958, 1980	[119]
		Enrique Liogier y Allut	La Salle College		Also won in 1950, 1953	[143][119]
		Edgardo Raúl Montaldi	Ministry of Agriculture (Argentina)		Also won in 1955	[119]
		Jorge A. Soria Vasco	University of Guayaquil		Also won in 1955	[119]
Social Science	Anthropology and Cultural Studies	Carlos Angulo Valdés	Colombian National Ethnographic Institute			[119]
		Néstor Uscátegui Mendoza	Colombian National Ethnographic Institute		Also won in 1958	[119]
	Economics	Hastings Dudley Huggins				[144]

See also

• Guggenheim Fellowship
• List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1956
• List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1958