List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1961

Two hundred and sixty-five scholars and artists were awarded Guggenheim Fellowships in 1961. More than $1,350,000 was disbursed.^[1]

1961 U.S. and Canadian Fellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institutional association	Research topic	Notes	Ref
Creative Arts	Choreography	Paul Taylor	Paul Taylor Dance Company		Also won in 1966, 1983	[2][3]
	Drama and Performance Art	Robert Goode Hogan		Creative writing in drama		[4]
	Fiction	George Paul Elliott	University of Iowa, Barnard College	Writing	Also won in 1970	[5]
		Curtis A. Harnack	Sarah Lawrence College			[6]
		John C. Keats				[7]
		Paule Burke Marshall				[8]
		Grace Paley	Greenwich Village Peace Center			[9]
		Mordecai Richler				[10]
	Fine Arts	Harold Altman	University of Wisconsin	Drawing and printmaking	Also won in 1960	[11]
		Al Blaustein	The Art Center of Northern New Jersey	Printmaking	Also won in 1958	[12]
		Edward Colker				[13]
		Worden Day			Also won in 1952	[14]
		Arthur Deshaies		Creative printmaking		[15]
		Jimmy Ernst	Brooklyn College	Painting		[16]
		Gray Foy		Drawing		[17]
		Robert W. Hansen	Occidental College			[18]
		David Vincent Hayes		Sculpting		[19]
		Jerome Eugene Kaplan	Philadelphia College of Art	Printmaking		[20][21]
		Daniel U. Newman		Painting		[22]
		John W. Rhoden		Sculpting		[23]
		George Warren Rickey	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Tulane University	Sculpting	Also won in 1960	[24][25]
	Music Composition	Halim El-Dabh		Composing	Also won in 1959	[26]
		Arnold Franchetti	University of Hartford			[27][19]
		Karl George Kohn	Pomona College			[27][28]
		Theodore S. Newman	University of Miami			[27][29]
		Burrill Phillips	University of Illinois		Also won in 1942	[30][31]
		William Overton Smith	University of Southern California		Also won in 1960	[18]
	Photography	Bruce L. Davidson		Youth in America		[32]
		John Szarkowski		Study of Quetico Provincial Park-Superior National Forest in Canada and the United States	Also won in 1954	[33][11]
	Poetry	Wendell Erdman Berry		Writing		[34]
		Kay Boyle		Eminent figures in German history	Also won in 1934	[35][19]
		James Dickey	Burke-Dowling-Adams	Writing		[36]
		Kenneth Koch				[37]
		George Edwin Starbuck	Houghton Mifflin Company			[15]
Humanities	American Literature	Everett Carter	University of California, Davis	Idea of progress in American literature	Also won in 1952	[38]
		Clarence Louis Frank Gohdes	Duke University	Work on proposed bibliography of regional literature and drama in the U.S.		[39][40]
		Leo Marx	Amherst College	Pastoral impulse in American literature and thought	Also won in 1965	[15]
		William Harwood Peden	University of Missouri	American short story between 1940 and 1960		[41]
	Architecture, Planning and Design	Harold Edelman				[42]
		Stanley Salzman	Pratt Institute, New York School of Interior Design			[43]
		Eduard Sekler	Harvard University	Urban design	Also won in 1963	[15]
		Rudolf Jacob Wittkower	Columbia University			[44]
	Bibliography	Donald C. Gallup (de)	Yale University	Bibliographical studies of the works of Ezra Pound	Also won in 1968	[19]
		Edwin Wolf II	Library Company of Philadelphia			[45]
	Biography	Irvin Ehrenpreis	Indiana University	Life of Jonathan Swift	Also won in 1955	[4]
	British History	Sidney Alexander Burrell	Barnard College			[46]
		Margaret Gay Davies	Pomona College	Continuing work started by her father on economic fluctuations in the Restoration Period of England		[28]
		William Roger Graham	University of Saskatchewan	Second volume of biography on Arthur Meighen		[47]
		Alfred M. Gollin	University of California, Los Angeles		Also won in 1964, 1971	[18]
		William Best Hesseltine	University of Wisconsin	Manuscript jornals, in several languages, of Hekekyan Bey		[11][48]
		Thomas H. D. Mahoney	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Edmund Burke and the American Revolution		[15]
		Leo Frank Solt	Indiana University	Sectarian tracts of the Commonwealth and The Protectorate		[49][4]
	Classics	Francis Dvornik	Dumbarton Oaks Research Library	Origin of early Christian political philosophy		[50]
		Kenan Tevfik Erim				[51]
		Herbert Hoffman	Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg		Also won in 1972	[2]
		Sesto Prete	Fordham University			[52]
		Cedric Hubbell Whitman	Harvard University	Aristophanes as a comic poet	Also won in 1976	[15]
	East Asian Studies	Harry J. Benda	Yale University	Social and political history of Southeast Asia since 1950		[19]
		Relman Morin	Associated Press	Origins of colonialism in the Far East		[1]
		Donald Keene	Columbia University		Also won in 1971	[53][54]
	Economic History	Charles Issawi	Columbia University		Also won in 1968	[55][56]
	English Literature	John Lewis Bradley	Mount Holyoke College	Life and works of Henry Mayhew		[15]
		Dwight Culler	Yale University	Poetry of Matthew Arnold	Also won in 1975	[19]
		Joseph Frank	University of Rochester	Poetry of the period from 1641 to 1660	Also won in 1958	[57]
		Walter John Hipple, Jr.	Cornell College	19th century British philosophy from the time of Dugald Stewart to that of Samuel Alexander		[5]
		Dan H. Laurence		Shavian research	Also won in 1960, 1972	[58]
		Lowry Nelson, Jr.	University of California, Los Angeles			[18]
		Robert Ornstein	University of Illinois	Shakespeare's history plays in relation to Elizabethan historical and political thought		[30][31]
		David Dodd Perkins	Harvard University	Life and poetry of William Wordsworth	Also won in 1972	[15]
		John Henry Raleigh	University of California, Berkeley	English fiction from Dickens to Joyce		[38]
		Charles H. Shattuck	University of Illinois	English language prompt books of Shakespeare's plays	Also won in 1968	[30][31]
		George Robert Stange	University of Minnesota	Poetry of Matthew Arnold		[59]
		Frank W. Wadsworth	University of California, Los Angeles	Revivals of Elizabethan plays in 19th century United States and England		[18][60]
		Harris Ward Wilson	University of Illinois	H. G. Wells and the Fabian Society		[30][31]
		Andrew Wright	Ohio State University		Also won in 1970	[61]
	Fine Arts Research	Wen Fong	Princeton University			[62][63]
		Curtis Howard Shell	Wellesley College	Florentine painting of early Renaissance		[15]
	Folklore and Popular Culture	Felix Johannes Oinas	Indiana University	Relationship of Russian and Balto-Finnic folklore and linguistics	Also won in 1966	[49][4]
		Harry Oster	Louisiana State University			[25]
	French History	David Duckworth Bien	Princeton University			[64][65]
		Jere Clemens King	University of California, Los Angeles			[18]
		Andrew Lossky	University of California, Los Angeles			[18]
	French Literature	Jules Brody	Columbia University			[66][67]
		Wallace Fowlie	Bennington College	Work of Marcel Proust	Also won in 1947	[15]
		Raymond Dorner Giraud	Stanford University	Origins and development of the concept of art for art's sake in 19th century French literature		[38]
		Edward B. Ham (de)	University of Michigan			[68]
		Lawrence Elliot Harvey	Dartmouth College	Writings of Samuel Beckett		[15]
		Neal Oxenhandler (fr)	University of California, Los Angeles	Aesthetic basis of the poetry of Max Jacob		[18][60]
		Michael Riffaterre	Columbia University		Also won in 1977	[69]
		Georges Markow-Totevy	Princeton University			[70]
	General Nonfiction	Ben Haig Bagdikian	Providence Journal, Evening Bulletin	Development of contemporary American press		[15]
		Helen Henley	Christian Science Monitor	Family farm in contemporary U.S.		[15]
	German and East European History	Hajo Holborn	Yale University	Philosophical foundations of historical knowledge	Also won in 1954	[19]
	German and Scandinavian Literature	Martin Dyck	University of Michigan			[71][68]
		Hans Albert Maier	University of Connecticut	Goethe's West–östlicher Divan		[19]
		Walter Friedrich Naumann	University of Wisconsin, Madison		Also won in 1951	[72]
	Italian Literature	Eric William Cochrane Jr	University of Chicago	History of Florence		[31]
		Nicolae Iliescu	Harvard University	Petrarch's Il Canzoniere in perspective of the writings of St. Augustine		[15]
Sergio Pacifici		Yale University	Modern Italian novel		[19]
Latin American Literature	Norman F. Martin	University of Santa Clara	Unemployment faced by New Spain during the 17th and 18th centuries		[60]
Linguistics	Nicholas C. Bodman	Foreign Service Institute	Tibeto-Burman languages		[50]
Literary Criticism	Robert Brustein	Columbia University			[73]
	Murray Krieger	University of Illinois	Classic vision in post-Renaissance literature	Also won in 1956	[30][31]
	Yvor Winters	Stanford University	Aspects of the short poem		[38]
Medieval History	David Herlihy	Bryn Mawr College			[74]
	Richard Eugene Sullivan	Michigan State University	History of Christian monasticism from the fourth to the 10th century		[71][68]
Medieval Literature	Charles William Dunn	New York University			[75]
	David C. Fowler	University of Washington		Also won in 1975	[76]
	Robert Kaske	University of North Carolina	Heroism and the hero in Old English poetry	Also won in 1977	[40]
	Paul Murray Kendall	Ohio University	Warwick the Kingmaker	Also won in 1957	[77]
	Joseph Szövérffy (de)	University of Alberta	History of vernacular lyric poetry in the Middle Ages	Also won in 1969	[78]
	Erik Wahlgren	University of California, Los Angeles			[18]
Music Research	William Weaver Austin	Cornell University	Music of the 20th century		[79][80]
	Ralph Thomas Daniel	Indiana University	Origin and development of the English anthem		[49][4]
Near Eastern Studies	Ben Halpern	Harvard University	Contemporary Israel		[15]
	Anne Draffkorn Kilmer	University of Chicago	Lexical texts of ancient Mesopotamia	Also won in 1962	[31]
	Samuel Noah Kramer	University of Pennsylvania		Also won in 1937, 1938	[81]
	William R. Polk	Harvard University	Relations of U.S. and Arab World		[15]
	Isaac Rabinowitz	Cornell University	Working on an annotated translation of The Book of Honeycomb's Flow of Judah Messer Leon		[79][80]
Philosophy	J. Glenn Gray	Colorado College	Work on book tenatively titled To Make Men Seekers - A Theory of American Education		[82]
	Wallace I. Matson	University of California, Berkeley	Explanatory concepts		[38]
	Abraham Irving Melden	University of Washington			[83]
Religion	Peter de Beauvoir Brock	University of Alberta	History of pacificism		[78]
	Edward Atkinson Dowey, Jr.	Princeton Theological Seminary	Intellectual history of the 16th and 17th centuries, with reference to religious thought in the reformed areas of Protestantism		[84]
	James Alvin Sanders	Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School		Also won in 1972	[57]
Russian History	Alexander Dallin	Columbia University			[85]
	Martin Edward Malia	University of California, Berkeley	Russian radial intelligentsia from 1825 to 1917		[38]
Slavic Literature	Rufus Wellington Mathewson, Jr.	Columbia University			[86]
Spanish and Portuguese Literature	Willis R. Barnstone	Wesleyan University	Life and works of Antonio Machado		[49][19]
	Ángel del Río (es)	Columbia University			[87][88]
	Edward Glaser (es) (de)	University of Michigan			[71][68]
Theatre Arts	Benjamin Hunningher (nl)	Columbia University			[89]
	Dorothy Jeakins	Los Angeles Civic Light Opera			[18][90]
United States History	Arthur Bestor	University of Illinois	American constitutional development	Also won in 1953	[30][31]
	Francis L. Berkeley, Jr.	University of Virginia			[91][92]
	Paul Wilbur Glad	Coe College	United States from World War I to the Great Depression		[93]
	Hugh Dodge Hawkins	Amherst College	American university presidents, 1865-1915		[15]
	William Ransom Hogan	Tulane University			[25]
	Stephen Guild Kurtz	Wabash College	Political philosophy and statecraft of John Adams		[4]
	David Sievert Lavender	The Thacher School	American Fur Company	Also won in 1968	[94]
	Samuel Eliot Morison				[95]
	Richard B. Morris	City College of New York		Also won in 1947, 1982	[96]
Natural Sciences	Applied Mathematics	Bernard Budiansky	Harvard University	Theory of thin shells		[15]
		Charles Danne Graham, Jr.	University of Pennsylvania			[97]
		David Okrent	Argonne National Laboratory	High temperature experiments	Also won in 1977	[31]
		Robert D. Richtmyer	New York University			[98]
		Ronald Samuel Rivlin	Brown University			[99]
		Hans Jürgen Eduard Schmitt	Harvard University	Scattering of electromagnetic waves from acoustic disturbances		[15]
		Richard Thorpe Shield	Brown University	Mathematical theories of elastic and plastic solids		[15]
		Harold Staras	RCA Laboratories	Communications systems that utilize new modes of wave propagation		[100]
	Biochemistry and Molecular Biology	Horace Albert Barker	University of California, Berkeley	Biochemistry of the cobamide coenzymes	Also won in 1941	[38]
	Chemistry	Richard J. Bearman	University of Kansas	Statistical mechanics transport processes in mixtures		[41]
		Ernst Berliner	Bryn Mawr College			[74]
		Robert Kenneth Brinton	University of California	Transfer of excitation energy between molecules in solution		[38]
		William Andrew Chupka	Argonne National Laboratory	Mass spectrometry		[31]
		Robert Hugh Cole	Brown University	Equilibrium and relaxation theories of dielectrics	Also won in 1955	[15]
		James John Fritz	Pennsylvania State University	Low temperature research and studies in the theory of magnetism		[74][101]
		Robert Maurice Hexter	Mellon Institute	Problem of predicting the electronic and vibrational spectra of molecular crystals		[102]
		Kenneth Keith Innes	Vanderbilt University	Organic molecular structure		[103]
		Herbert August Laitinen (fi)	University of Illinois	High temperature electrochemistry	Also won in 1953	[30][31]
		William Eugene Parham	University of Minnesota	Organic chemistry		[59]
		John Michael Prausnitz	University of California, Berkeley	Thermodynamics of solutions	Also won in 1972	[38]
		Benton Seymour Rabinovitch	University of Washington			[104][105]
		Charles Norwood Reilley	University of North Carolina	Metal chelate relations		[40]
		Kenneth Lloyd Rinehart, Jr.	University of Illinois	Application of physical and chemical methods to problems of organic structure determination		[30][31]
		Frank Sherwood Rowland	University of Kansas	Chemical effects of nuclear transformations	Also won in 1973	[41]
		Zevi W. Salsburg	Rice University	Thermodynamic theory of reactive shock waves and detonations		[106]
		Raymond E. Shapiro	United States Department of Agriculture	Soil factors in soil-plant relationships		[50]
		Robert G. Shulman	Bell Telephone Laboratories			[107]
		William Spindel	Rutgers University–Newark	Rare oxygen isotopes		[108]
		Thomas Tamotsu Sugihara	Clark University	Effects of angular momentum and excitation energy in high-energy fission		[15]
		Dean S. Tarbell	University of Rochester	New techniques for investigations in organic chemistry	Also won in 1945	[57]
		Robert Ullman	Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn			[109]
		Kenneth Berle Wiberg	University of Washington			[110][111]
		Benjamin Widom	Cornell University	Long-range correlations in fluids	Also won in 1968	[79][80]
	Earth Science	Douglas Lamar Inman	Scripps Institution of Oceanography			[112]
		Charles David Keeling	Scripps Institution of Oceanography			[113]
		Paul E. Potter	Illinois Geological Survey	Primary directional properties in sedimentary rocks		[49][31]
		Lionel Edward Weiss	University of California, Berkeley	Properties of rocks deformed by flow in the solid state	Also won in 1969	[38]
	Engineering	Boris Bresler	University of California	Improved methods of design for control of crack and formation in concrete structures		[38]
		Ferdinand Freudenstein	Columbia University	Kinematics of mechanisms	Also won in 1967	[114]
		William Wilson Mullins	Carnegie Institute of Technology	Theoretical problems relating to shapes and rates of changes of surfaces under various environmental conditions		[102]
		William Tyrrell Thomson	University of California, Los Angeles			[18]
	Geography and Environmental Studies	Andrew Hill Clark	University of Wisconsin	Historical geography, especially of maritime Canada		[11]
		Sheldon Judson	Princeton University		Also won in 1966	[115]
		W. Barclay Kamb	California Institute of Technology	Relation between state of stress and preferred orientation of ice crystals in selected glaciers of the Alps	Also won in 1959	[60]
		Herold Jacob Wiens	Yale University	Historical and regional geography of Sinkiang		[19]
	Mathematics	Leon A. Henkin	University of California, Berkeley; Dartmouth College	Models of the simple theory of types		[38][15]
		Louis Norberg Howard	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Geophysical fluid dynamics		[15]
		Ellis Robert Kolchin	Columbia University		Also won in 1954	[116][117]
		George Whitelaw Mackey	Harvard University	Topological groups	Also won in 1949, 1970	[15]
		Albert Nijenhuis	University of Chicago			[81][97]
	Medicine and Health	Frederik Barry Bang	Johns Hopkins University	Responses to diseases in various marine intervertebrates		[50]
		John Frederick Bell	U.S. Public Health Service	Comparative study of Eurasian and American tularemia		[118]
		Dana Charles Brooks	Cornell University Medical College	Basis of electrical activity in the mammilian brain		[80]
		Robert James Gorlin	University of Minnesota	Oral pathology book preparation		[59]
		Lawrence Ennis Savage	University of Washington	Gastric physiology		[119]
		Henry Orson Wheeler	Columbia University			[120]
	Molecular and Cellular Biology	Seymour Benzer	Purdue University	Cellular control mechanisms		[4]
		William Clouser Boyd	Boston University School of Medicine	Immunochemical specificity	Also won in 1935, 1937	[121][15]
		Herbert E. Carter	University of Illinois	Biochemistry		[122][30][31]
		Gertrude Falk	University of Washington			[123]
		Malcolm Stephen Gordon	University of California, Los Angeles			[18]
		Benjamin D. Hall	University of Illinois	Molecular structure and biological specificity of ribonucleic acid synthesized in virus-infected bacteria		[30][31]
		Robert Manoah Kark	University of Illinois	Nephrotic syndrome in rats	Also won in 1974	[30][31]
		Robert Berner Loftfield	Harvard Medical School	Amino acid sequence of proteins		[15]
Robert Eugene Olson		University of Pittsburgh	Mechanism of control of certain aspects of cell metabolism in heart muscle	Also won in 1970	[102]
Paul Karl Stumpf		University of California, Davis	Fatty acids in plant tissues	Also won in 1968	[38]
Charles Wyvil Todd		DuPont	Immunology and protein synthesis		[124]
Charles Allen West		University of California, Los Angeles	Enzymatic mechanisms and intermediates involved in the biosynthesis of the gibberellins		[18][60]
Harry Curtis Young, Jr.		Oklahoma State University	Elimination of wheat leaf rust as a major disease problem		[125]
Organismic Biology and Ecology	George A. Bartholomew	University of California, Los Angeles			[18]
	Francis C. Evans	University of Michigan			[71][68]
	Julius H. Freitag	University of California	Comparison of certain vectors of plant viruses		[38]
	William Neil Holmes	University of British Columbia	How do some birds, mammals and fish manage to live in, or drink, either fresh or salt water?		[126]
	Otto Kinne	University of Toronto			[127]
	Lawrence B. Slobodkin	University of Michigan		Also won in 1974	[128][71][68]
	Paul Slud	American Museum of Natural History	Birds of Cocos Island		[129][130]
	Leroy Carlton Stevens, Jr.	Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory	Microscopic tumors in early stages of development		[15]
	Howard Elliott Winn	University of Maryland	Comparative studies of sound production as means of communication in certain fish species		[50]
Physics	Ernst Bleuler	Purdue University	High-energy physics		[4]
	Robert Brout	Cornell University	Applications in ferromagnetism		[79][80]
	Sidney David Drell	Stanford University	Quantum field theory on the structure of elementary particles	Also won in 1971	[38]
	William A. Fowler	California Institute of Technology		Also won in 1954	[131]
	Hans Pieter Roetert Frederikse	National Bureau of Standards	Physical properties of oxide semi-conductors		[50]
	Donald Arthur Glaser	Lawrence Radiation Laboratory	Biophysics		[38]
	Erwin L. Hahn	University of California, Berkeley	Nuclear magnetism at low temperatures	Also won in 1969	[38]
	Bernard G. Harvey	University of California, Berkeley	Nuclear stripping and pick-up reactions		[38]
	Evans Vaughan Hayward	National Bureau of Standards	Photonuclear reactions		[50]
	Arthur Kent Kerman	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Theory of nuclear structure		[15]
	Francis E. Low	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Interactions of elementary particles by application of Quantum field theory		[15]
	Steven Alexander Moszkowski (de)	University of California, Los Angeles			[18]
	David S. Saxon	University of California, Los Angeles	Optical model of the nucleus	Also won in 1956	[18][132]
	Jabez Curry Street	Harvard University	High-energy particle physics		[15]
	Robert Rathbun Wilson	Cornell University	Proton as revealed by high-energy electrons		[79][80]
Plant Science	Henry Nathaniel Andrews	Washington University in St. Louis	Critical study of certain groups of early land plants	Also won in 1951, 1958	[133]
	Herbert Bashford Currier	University of California	Physiology of callose and associated phenomena in plant cells	Also won in 1954	[38]
	Thor Kommedahl	University of Minnesota	Relation of root-rotting organisms to residues of crop plants and weeds		[59]
	Hui-Lin Li	University of Pennsylvania			[81][97]
	Lewis Glen Weathers	University of California, Riverside	Effect that two or more viruses in combination have on plant growth and the role they play in diseases of plants		[134]
	Carl Leslie Withner (es) (fr) (pt)	Brooklyn Botanical Garden, Brooklyn College	Orchids		[135]
Statistics	Roy Radner	University of California	Problems of organization	Also won in 1965	[38]
	Charles Max Stein	Stanford University	Application of group theory to statistics		[38]
Social Sciences	Anthropology and Cultural Studies	David Lockwood Olmsted	University of California, Davis	Comparative American Indian linguistics		[38]
		William Francis Shipley	University of California	Nisenan language		[38]
	Economics	Richard S. Eckaus	Brandeis University	Economic characteristics of technology, particularly in metal-working industries		[15]
		Jack Hirshleifer	University of California, Los Angeles			[18]
		John Seneca McGee	University of Chicago	Government regulation in Spanish industry		[31]
		John Michael Montias	Yale University	Present-day economic organization in Eastern Europe		[19]
		Ira Oscar Scott, Jr.	Columbia University			[136]
		Joseph John Spengler	Duke University	Development of economic thought		[40]
		Jaroslav Vanek	Harvard University	Yugoslavia as decentralized socialist economy		[15]
	Law	Franklin Johnson Pegues	Ohio State University			[137]
	Political Science	Harry V. Jaffa	Ohio State University			[138]
		Wladyslaw W. Kulski	Syracuse University	National interests in contemporary France	Also won in 1969	[139]
		Norman Dunbar Palmer	University of Pennsylvania			[81][97]
		Paul Seabury	University of California	Non-military conflict and competition between Russia and the West		[38]
		Jacobus tenBroek	University of California	U.S. citizenship	Also won in 1953	[38]
		Panayiotis J. Vatikiotis	Indiana University	Development of Egypt from 1800 to the present		[49][4]
		Myron Weiner	University of Chicago	Congress party since Indian independence		[31]
	Psychology	Emory L. Cowen	University of Rochester	Adjustment to auditory disability		[57]
		Eric Gustav Heinemann	Vassar College			[140]
		Harold Brenner Pepinsky	Ohio State University			[141]
	Sociology	Renée Claire Fox	University of Pennsylvania			[97]
		Sidney Goldstein	Brown University			[15]

1961 Latin American and Caribbean Fellows

Category	Field of Study	Fellow	Institutional association	Research topic	Notes	Ref
Creative Arts	Fine Arts	Luis Camnitzer	Escuela de Bellas Artes, Montevideo		Also won in 1982	[142][143]
		Sarah Grilo		Painting	Also won in 1963	[144]
		David Manzur Londoño	University of the Andes	Painting	Also won in 1962	[145][146]
		Armando Morales		Engraving	Also won in 1958	[147][148]
	Music Composition	Mario Davidovsky		Composing	Also won in 1960	[149]
Humanities	History of Science and Technology	Alair de Oliveira Gomes (pt)	Federal University of Rio de Janeiro			[2]
	Iberian and Latin American History	Rafael Olivar-Bertrand	Universidad Nacional del Sur		Also won in 1963	[150]
Natural Sciences	Mathematics	José Barros-Neto	Yale University		Also won in 1962	[151][152]
		Elon Lages Lima	Brazilian Center for Research in Physics		Also won in 1963	[153]
		Juan Carlos Merlo	University of Buenos Aires		Also won in 1962	[154]
		Nelson Onuchic (pt)	São Paulo State University		Also won in 1962	[155]
	Molecular and Cellular Biology	Emiliano Cabrera Juárez	National School of Biological Sciences, Mexico			[156]
		Mitzy Canessa	University of Chile		Also won in 1959	[157]
	Neuroscience	Adolfo Davidovich Guerberof	Pontifical Catholic University of Chile			[158]
	Organismic Biology and Ecology	Federico Medem (es)	National University of Colombia	Systematics of Colombian turtles, snakes and lizards	Also won in 1952	[159]
		Francisco Nemenzo	University of the Philippines			[160]
		Genaro O. Ranit	University of the Philippines		Also won in 1960	[161]
		Leonila Vázquez García	National Autonomous University of Mexico			[162]
	Physics	Jacobo Rapaport	University of Chile			[163]
	Plant Science	Hernán Caballero Delpino	University of Concepción			[164]
		Milán Jorge Dimitri (es)	National Parks, Argentina			[165]
		Faustino Miranda González (es)	National Autonomous University of Mexico	Manual of trees in southeastern Mexico		[166]
Social Sciences	Anthropology and Cultural Studies	Felipe Landa Jocano	National Museum of the Philippines			[167]

See also

• Guggenheim Fellowship
• List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1960
• List of Guggenheim Fellowships awarded in 1962

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