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Albert Hofmann was a Swiss chemist, author and the discoverer of LSD. Hofmann worked for Sandoz in Basel for more than four decades until his retirement in 1971
- He has been awarded honorary doctorates several times for his scientific work.
- The ETH Zurich, together with his brother-in-law Gustav Guanella, honored him on the same day in 1969 with the title of Dr. H. C. the ETHZ.
- To mark the 50th anniversary of the first LSD ban in California, the Basel Sinfonietta performs the oratorio Oh Albert! on.[12]
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Hofmann#Ehrungen
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- His career as a student at the University of Zürich and as the founder of a successful business startup came to a sudden halt when he ingested a few micrograms of a certain fungi derivate also known as LSD.