Yun Il-seon

Yun Il-seon (Korean: 윤일선; Hanja: 尹日善, October 5, 1896 – June 22, 1987) was a South Korean politician, pathologist, and anatomist.[1] He was the 6th Chairman of University of Seoul[2] 1956 to 1961, a pathology pupil of Fuzinami Ahkira (藤浪鑑), successor of Rudolf Virchow, and cousin of president Yun Bo-seon. A nickname was Dongho (동호;東湖).

This is a Korean name; the family name is Yun.

Yun Il-seon (윤일선)
Yun Il-seon in 1956.
BornOctober 5, 1896
Tokyo, Japan
DiedJune 22, 1987
Jongno-gu, Seoul, South Korea
OccupationPolitician, pathologist, anatomist
ChildrenYun Seok-gu, Yun Tak-gu
Parent(s)Yun Chi-oh, Lee Suk-kyung

Life

Yun was an early modern pathologist and anatomist of Korea. Yun majored in pathology in Japan during the 1920s, and then returned to Korea to become an assistant professor at Keijo Imperial University.[1] At Keijo Imperial University and Severance Medical College, he took the lead in the introduction and development of pathology and also basic medicine, through publications of experimental research and education.[1]

After Korea's liberation from Japanese colonization in 1945, Yun contributed to South Korea pathology and anatomy education. He was vice chancellor of Seoul National University until 1954 and in 1956, and subsequently served as sixth chancellor of the university until 1960.

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References
  1. 윤일선 : 한국과학기술인 명예의 전당 (in Korean)
  2. 윤일선:서울대학교 총장 (in Korean)
  • 윤일선 : 한국과학기술인 명예의 전당 (in Korean)
  • Yun Il-seon (in Korean)
  • Yun Il-seon (in Korean)
  • 윤일선:서울대학교 총장 (in Korean)
  • "伊東日善:J-stage Search" (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 2016-03-03. Retrieved 2012-08-06.


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